Yo No Quiero Suerte Lyrics in English by Alejandro Sanz

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song Yo No Quiero Suerte by Alejandro Sanz from Spanish to English.
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There are those who see her coming
There are those who wait for her and those who gamble their future
They remain inert
Believing that it's okay to trust in luck
I believe in the value of daring to live
Of not saying no to burning rubber
The good thing about feeling is doing it until you can
And when I wake up, I want to possess you
Crazy way of loving, you tell me you love me
I believe again, I like how you hurt
It wasn't a coincidence, we had to be
I don't believe in chance
Strong hearts have to find each other
Don't talk to me about luck
I don't want luck, I
Have you
I don't want luck
I have you here
I don't want luck, I
Have you
I don't want luck
I have you
If you bet on love, it hides
And no one knows because the soul
Of men is like that of birds
I don't want luck, love
You brush against me with your foot and look at the clock
There's nothing to fear, my wall crumbles
You warm me up like the sun, the sun that illuminates us
I don't want luck, I
Have you
I don't want luck
I have you
I don't want luck, I
Have you
And why do I need luck
If I have you
It was upon waking up
And seeing that possessing is an absurd goal
That doesn't fulfill you and
Always asks for more
No light shines
I don't want luck, I
Have you
I don't want luck, I
Have you
I don't want luck
I have you
Why do I need luck
If I have you
I don't want luck, I
Have you
I don't want luck
I have you
I don't want luck, I
Have you
I don't want luck, I
Have you
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porvenirfuture

Porvenir literally translates to "future" or "what is to come." It's a more formal and poetic way to refer to the future than the common word "futuro."

In the song, Alejandro Sanz sings, "Hay quien la espera y quien se juega el porvenir" (There are those who wait for it and those who risk their future). He uses this word to emphasize the significant stakes involved when people rely on luck, contrasting it with his belief in taking action and living boldly.

Have you ever felt like everything good that happens to you isn't just luck, but something you've earned? That's exactly what Alejandro Sanz is singing about in "Yo No Quiero Suerte" [I Don't Want Luck]. He's not waiting around for good fortune; he believes in the "valor de atreverse a vivir" [courage to dare to live] and making things happen. He sees some people just waiting, "creyendo que está bien fiarse de la suerte" [believing it's okay to trust in luck], but he's all about living life to the fullest, "hacerlo hasta que puedas" [doing it until you can].

This song is a declaration of love and destiny. When he sings "Ni fue casualidad, teníamos que ser" [It wasn't a coincidence, we were meant to be], he's saying that his strong connection with this person isn't random. He doesn't believe in chance when it comes to love; "Los corazones fuertes se tienen que encontrar" [Strong hearts have to find each other]. For him, having this person means he doesn't need luck at all. "Yo no quiero suerte, yo te tengo a ti" [I don't want luck, I have you]. It's a powerful message about taking control of your life and appreciating the love you have, rather than hoping for good luck.

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