Porvenir translates to "future" or "destiny." It's a more formal and poetic way to refer to what lies ahead, carrying a sense of fate or what is yet to unfold.
In the song, the artist repeatedly uses phrases like "ya dirá mi porvenir" (my future/destiny will tell) and "lo que haré nunca ya lo dirá mi porvenir." This emphasizes a reliance on destiny and a belief that the future will reveal the path and outcomes, adding a reflective and somewhat mysterious tone to his journey and struggles.
Abraham Vazquez's "Lo Compro Todo" is a really personal and reflective song about overcoming challenges and finding strength in your roots. He talks about buying moments and experiences, even the tough ones, saying, "me compro los momentos por las cicatrices que dicen lo que hay en mí" [I buy the moments for the scars that tell what's in me]. It's like he's embracing every part of his journey, good or bad.
He longs for a simpler time, wanting to "volver a hacer niño con amigos y familia" [be a child again with friends and family], and values his community deeply. Even when problems arise, he feels connected, saying, "nadie se siente solo porque para esto nací" [no one feels alone because I was born for this]. The song also touches on loss and regret, wondering if his life has served a purpose, especially with loved ones gone. But ultimately, it's about resilience. He sings, "cuando lo pierdas todo tienes que aplaudir" [when you lose everything you have to applaud], which is such a powerful message about finding strength even in the toughest times. He acknowledges past pain, but declares, "el dolor me hace fuerte y ahora van a tener miedo" [pain makes me strong and now they will be afraid], showing a real transformation and determination to rise above.