Comprométete is the imperative form of the verb comprometerse, meaning "to commit oneself" or "to make a commitment." It's a strong call to action, urging dedication and resolve.
In the context of the song, the artist uses this word to inspire listeners to pursue their dreams with full commitment. He sings, "Puedes hacer todo comprométete lo vale" (You can do everything, commit yourself, it's worth it), emphasizing that success comes from unwavering dedication to one's goals.
Abraham Vazquez's "Artistas en Televisión" is a really honest look at the journey of an artist. He talks about the grind, saying "58 distancias marcó mi reloj" [58 distances my clock marked] and "25 8 sin descansos marca mi reloj" [25/8 without rest my clock marks], showing how much hard work goes into chasing a dream. It's not just about the hustle though; he also touches on dealing with critics, noting that "los que te critican que respetan la envidia se vio" [those who criticize you, respect for envy was seen].
What I love is how he values authenticity and genuine connections over material wealth. He says, "Lo más valioso para mí es ser un amigo y se los confieso no soy bueno de enemigo" [The most valuable thing for me is to be a friend and I confess I'm not good as an enemy]. He also shares a bit about learning from life's tough lessons, admitting, "los golpes de la vida medio unos compran amistades después se ven la traición pero no los juzgo porque también eso me pasó" [life's blows, some buy friendships then see betrayal but I don't judge them because that also happened to me]. It's a great reminder that success isn't just about fame, but about staying true to yourself and the people who support you.