Trascendente means "transcendent" or "far-reaching." It's a sophisticated word that goes beyond everyday vocabulary, suggesting something of profound importance or significance.
In the song, Neto Reyno uses it to describe words and actions that have a deep, lasting impact, stating, "Estamos compasión y acción le trascendente claro que las palabras hasta el grado siendo hidratos de mi comprensión." This highlights the power of his message and the depth of his understanding, making it a compelling word for learners.
Neto Reyno's "A Donde Vaya" is all about staying true to yourself and your path, no matter what. He's got this cool confidence, saying "a donde vaya no hay corriente media" [wherever I go there's no middle ground] and that he knows he's lost when he looks at the "látigo recogido" [whip collected], but he never forgets what he needs to do. It's like he's saying, even when things are tough and everything's falling apart, he's building his own way forward. He's not afraid to be different, even if others are scared of that same path.
He talks about letting his true self out, "como soltar michelle y tirando pura tema como al escupir la prueba" [like letting go of Michelle and throwing pure cream like spitting the test], which sounds like he's just effortlessly creating and being real. He's positive, saying "me mantengo positivo mientras siga vivo" [I stay positive as long as I'm alive], and he's always learning. If you don't know something, he'll teach you! The song really emphasizes that self-belief and forging your own distinct journey, even when it feels like the world around you is crumbling.