Firmamento translates to "firmament" or "sky". It's a more poetic and grand word for the sky than the common "cielo", evoking a sense of vastness and wonder.
In the song, the lyrics "Al mirar el firmamento, Las estrellas y el Sol" (Upon looking at the firmament, The stars and the Sun) use this word to set a scene of natural beauty and contemplation. It's a beautiful choice that elevates the imagery and connects to the song's theme of divine appreciation.
Alex Campos's "Vivir Con Él" is a beautiful declaration of faith and devotion. It's all about the deep connection the singer feels, so strong that he can't imagine life without it. He asks, "Cómo negar tu palpitar, Si al conocerte no quise más?" [How to deny your heartbeat, If upon knowing you I wanted nothing more?], which really gets to the heart of how transformative this relationship is for him.
He finds wonder in everything, from looking at the sky and stars to reflecting on the "grandes bendiciones" [great blessings] in his life. The song builds to a powerful promise: "Voy a gritar que vivo estas, No eres mentira eres real" [I'm going to shout that you are alive, You are not a lie, you are real]. It's a joyful, unwavering commitment to live with this presence, no matter what anyone else says, because, as he puts it, "No hay nada como, vivir con Él" [There's nothing like, living with Him].