The song "Ara Que Tinc Vint Anys" by Joan Manuel Serrat translates to "Now That I'm Twenty Years Old" in English. The lyrics speak about the feelings and emotions that come with being young and having life ahead. The song starts by expressing the singer's current state, emphasizing that at twenty years old, they still have strength and a vibrant soul. They feel their blood boiling within and acknowledge their capabilities. As the song progresses, the singer expresses their desire to sing to various elements of nature such as stones, earth, water, and the wind that kisses their face in the morning. They also express their longing to lift their voice and sing about storms, sunrays, and the night sky. It conveys a sense of connection and appreciation for the natural world. The lyrics then shift to singing about love, highlighting the different dimensions of it. The singer wants to sing about the first love, the last love, the love that brings suffering, and the love experienced or witnessed in a single day. They also express their desire to cry with those who feel alone and wander through life without any love. It touches upon the universal aspects of love and empathy for those who are lonely. The song concludes with the singer's determination to sing. They emphasize that they want to sing today while they still have a voice, knowing that tomorrow is uncertain. Despite the uncertainties of the future, the singer is sure of their present condition - being twenty years old, having strength, and a soul that is alive. Overall, "Ara Que Tinc Vint Anys" is a song that celebrates youth, vitality, and the desire to express oneself through music. It reflects on the singer's current stage in life, appreciating nature, love, and the human experience.
