Translation: "Slow and happy"

- **Lento**: "slow"; moving at an easy, unhurried pace.
- **y**: "and".
- **contento**: "happy," "content," feeling pleased or satisfied.

In the context of the song, the phrase encourages a relaxed, carefree vibe—taking life at a leisurely speed while feeling good and enjoying the moment.

Translation: "Slow and happy, facing the wind"

- **Lento**: "slow"
- **y**: "and"
- **contento**: "happy, content"
- **cara**: "face"
- **al**: "to the" (contraction of **a** + **el**)
- **viento**: "wind"

Figurative meaning: The line paints a picture of moving at a relaxed pace, enjoying life with a lighthearted attitude, and literally or metaphorically turning your face toward the breeze. It evokes a carefree, beach-day vibe typical of Caribbean culture—taking things easy and savoring the moment.

Translation: "Slow and happy, face to the wind."

- **Lento**: "slow," "slowly"
- **y**: "and"
- **contento**: "happy," "content"
- **cara al viento**: "face to the wind"

The phrase evokes a carefree, relaxed feeling—moving at an unhurried pace, feeling good, and enjoying the breeze directly on your face, perfectly matching the laid-back beach vibe of the song.

LEN-toh ee kohn-TEN-toh KAH-rah ahl BYEN-toh

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