¿Y Qué? Lyrics in English Axel

Below, I translated the lyrics of the song ¿Y Qué? by Axel from Spanish to English.
So what?
If loving you costs me my life
So what?
If, even though I always think of you, you forget
So what?
If, while waiting, I run out of days
If tasting you is a suicidal act
So what?
So what?
So what?
If my karma is your forbidden mouth
So what?
If I'd sell even my soul for you
So what?
If my heaven fills up with thorns
If tasting you is a suicidal act
I prefer to die by your side than to live without you
So what?
If there's poison in your kisses
So what?
If my love for you is just a game
So what?
I can't change what I feel anymore
I can't choose
Because
Love you
I love you
So what?
If your love for me lasts a day
So what?
If that love really kills me
So what?
If touching you sends me to hell
If tasting you is a suicidal act
I prefer to die by your side than to live without you
So what?
If there's poison in your kisses
So what?
If my love for you is just a game
So what?
I can't change what I feel anymore
I can't choose
Because
Love you
I love you
So what?
If loving you sends me to hell
And your love for me lasts a day
So what? So what? So what?
So what?
If I love you and risk my life
If your kisses take my life
So what? So what? So what?
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SONG MEANING

“¿Y Qué?” is Axel’s fiery confession of a love so intense that it ignores every red flag. Throughout the song, the singer keeps asking “¿Y qué?”“So what?” – brushing off every danger that comes with loving this person. Whether their kisses are “veneno,” their memory short-lived, or the relationship outright “un acto suicida,” he insists that being with them, even briefly, is better than a lifetime apart. This stubborn passion turns the track into an anthem for anyone who has ever risked it all just to feel truly alive, even for a moment.

With vivid images of selling his soul, walking into hell, and trading paradise for a single touch, Axel paints love as both fatal and irresistible. The chorus hammers home the idea that he would rather die at their side than live without them, showing how desire can blur the line between devotion and self-destruction. Ultimately, the song is a dramatic reminder that when the heart speaks, logic often takes a back seat—and sometimes our boldest “¿Y qué?” is what makes love unforgettable.

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