The word rodado is the past participle of the verb rodar, which literally means "to roll". In this song, the phrase "Yo he rodado de acá para allá" is used idiomatically to mean "I've roamed from here to there" or "I've been around".
It paints a vivid picture of a wanderer, someone with a restless past who has moved from place to place without settling down, much like a rolling stone. The singer uses this powerful imagery to confess his wild history while reassuring his new love that those days are over.
“Mi Vida” is a heartfelt confession set to a catchy beat. The singer faces a partner who has just discovered every rumor about his adventurous past: countless flings, reckless nights, living without limits. Instead of denying anything, he owns up to it all. He admits he has “rolled from here to there” and “been everything without measure,” but he insists that none of those old stories will ever make the listener cry.
At its core, the song is a promise of change and devotion. The narrator knows that people are warning his lover, saying men like him always slip back into their old ways. Yet he counters with a powerful vow: I may not control what they say, but I can control how fiercely I love you. That love, he claims, is untouchable by gossip, fear, or even the law of gravity. “Mi Vida” turns a checkered past into a bold declaration of loyalty, inviting us to believe that true love can rewrite anyone’s story.