“Cuando La Vida Sea Trago” is Carin Leon’s unapologetic confession of being the family rebel. Over a swaggering regional Mexican groove, the singer paints himself as the boy who gave his mom gray hairs, skipped class to flirt, and grew into a charismatic bad boy who loves parties, women, and trouble in equal measure. He admits his flaws with a wink, crediting his mother for at least teaching him to say sorry, yet he insists he will live on his own terms.
At its heart, the song is a toast to freedom and mortality. Carin warns that only the graveyard will judge him, so while life is still “a drink,” he intends to savor it without regrets. It is both a playful anthem for the misbehaved and a reminder to seize each moment - because when life fills your glass, you’d better take it seriously.