Pesares translates to "sorrows" or "regrets." It's a more formal and poetic word than common alternatives like tristezas (sadness) or problemas (problems), making it stand out.
In the song, the line "Y a pesar de los pesares" means "And despite all the sorrows." It beautifully conveys a message of resilience and finding joy even when facing difficulties, which is a central theme of the song.
Alex Fernández invites us on a joyful sensory tour of everyday wonders: the aroma of morning coffee, the warmth of the rising sun, the hush of the mountains, and the kiss of ocean sand on bare feet. Each image is a small celebration of life’s simplest gifts, turning ordinary moments into treasures. Even when he thinks about time rushing by, he answers with a smile and a toast, reminding us that someone is always loving and caring for us.
The chorus is a heartfelt shout of gratitude: Qué bonita es esta vida! Life might sting sometimes, it might not last forever, but if we live it with our people—singing songs, hugging friends, clinking glasses of tequila—it stays beautiful right up to the end. This song is a Spanish sunbeam, warming listeners with optimism and encouraging them to savor every sunrise, every guitar chord, and every shared laugh.