Dvicio’s “Mil Veces” (A Thousand Times) is a love letter set in the cockpit of a never-ending flight. The singer imagines himself and his partner sharing “a million hours of flight,” landing only where her hair ends. Their relationship turns everyday turbulence into a thrilling adventure, and even on bad days she makes the clouds disappear. He ranks her as first, second, and third in his life, declaring that with her he would gladly trade full-color spectacles for the simple beauty of black-and-white, because being by her side already feels like winning every prize.
The chorus drives home this devotion: he would “a thousand times” rather lose in the world’s eyes than win without her. From the taste of wine on her lips to the joy of a party that never ends, every detail shouts total commitment. The phrase “a muerte”—to the death—captures that fierce loyalty. In short, “Mil Veces” celebrates a love so absolute that it redefines success, coloring life in shades of pure happiness even when everything else fades to monochrome.