Aprovechar means 'to make the most of' or 'to take advantage of'. It's a key word for expressing the idea of seizing an opportunity.
In 'Mañana Es Too Late', the singers use this verb to drive home the song's carpe diem theme. They sing "Aprovecha el tiempo, que esto nunca vuelve" (Make the most of the time, because this never comes back), urging us to live in the present moment. It's a powerful and motivating word that perfectly captures the song's message.
This song is a straight-up call to stop waiting and start living, especially when you've found someone special. Jesse & Joy and J Balvin ask, "Si mañana es too late / ¿Qué estamos haciendo ahora?" (If tomorrow is too late / What are we doing now?). It's all about that feeling when a night is going so perfectly you don't want it to end. The song argues that real connection is rare, so when you find it, you have to grab it. Don't waste time worrying about what comes next.
My favorite line has to be "Ven, bailemos en la luna en vez de perseguir el sol" (Come, let's dance on the moon instead of chasing the sun). It's such a romantic way of saying let's enjoy this moment right now, tonight, instead of just waiting for the next day to begin. J Balvin's verse adds a layer of confidence, stating plainly that they are a perfect match: "Yo soy lo que buscas y tú lo que soñé" (I am what you're looking for and you are what I dreamed of). The message is clear: the time is now, because tomorrow might never come.
Jesse & Joy are a Mexican brother-and-sister pop duo from Mexico City. Jesse Huerta plays piano and guitar, while his younger sister Joy takes the lead vocals. The pair started writing songs together as teenagers and signed with Warner Music in 2005.
They released their debut album in 2006 and quickly became one of the biggest acts in Latin pop. Their song "¡Corre!," from the 2011 album ¿Con Quién Se Queda El Perro?, won Song of the Year and Record of the Year at the Latin Grammys. Jesse & Joy have since won six Latin Grammys in total, plus a Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Album.