Lucidez translates to "lucidity" or "clarity". It's a sophisticated and less common word than its English equivalent, making it stand out in the lyrics.
In the context of "Vamos A Lograrlo", Fito Páez uses lucidez to emphasize the importance of clear thinking and awareness in the face of societal "stupidity" and challenges. He states, "La lucidez hoy es una obligación" (Lucidity today is an obligation), urging listeners to maintain mental clarity and insight.
"Vamos A Lograrlo" ("We're Going To Make It") is Fito Páez's call to keep going through hard times. The song opens with pain and loss all around, then turns that weight into a promise: whatever comes, we'll get through it together.
Páez leans on a line from Oscar Wilde about youth being a sickness that time cures, and asks the listener to think about the people who didn't make it through. From there the song builds toward freedom, forgiveness, gratitude, and love, one leading to the next.
The heart of the song is its guest list. Páez names snobs and cumbia fans, officials and rebels, priests and vegan hippies, rich kids and outcasts, even the Brazilian activist Marielle Franco, all in the same breath. Whoever you are, however different from the next person, the invitation is the same: let's make it through this, together.