Divagando means 'wandering' or 'rambling'. It suggests a lack of clear direction, either physically or mentally.
In the context of the song, the artist sings, "Anduve divagando por algunos estados" (I was wandering through some states). This word paints a picture of his journey, highlighting the uncertainty and aimlessness he experienced before finding his path to success. It's a more evocative word than simply 'traveling'.
Aldo Trujillo's "Comencé Sin Nada" is a powerful anthem about overcoming humble beginnings through sheer hard work and an unyielding spirit. He tells us he started with nothing, but with everything that mattered: "el estómago lleno de hambre" [a stomach full of hunger] and a list of things to achieve. It's a journey that spans "40 largos años de trabajo duro" [40 long years of hard work], filled with learning, setbacks, and times when victory seemed far away. He remembers leaving home, reassuring his mother he was sure, and admits to crying and being hurt along the way. But through it all, he kept building towards his dreams.
Aldo also talks about the doors that were closed in his face and the people who didn't listen, but now they're calling him. He traveled through different states, always looking to the future, and his effort paid off. He acknowledges that life has its ups and downs, "hay bajadas como y subidas" [there are descents as well as ascents], and he's grateful to God. This song is a reminder that even when you're tired and hurt, everything eventually falls into place. It's a true inspiration to never stop dreaming, no matter where you start.