Imagine waking up late, sunlight barging cheekily into every corner, and realizing that skipping the alarm might be the day’s first gift. Gloria Trevi’s “Las Pequeñas Cosas” turns an ordinary morning in Mexico into a celebration of life’s tiny treasures: messy hair that somehow looks good, the last sip of whatever’s left in the fridge, and stealing a playful kiss from a sleepy partner while the radio sings along. The song reminds us that joy hides in everyday details—warm arms on a cold night, a tasty meal, or a secret kiss where the sun doesn’t shine.
Rather than chasing grand gestures, Trevi shows that real happiness blooms in simple rituals shared with someone you love. The chorus repeats like a mantra, teaching us that “the little things of every day are the big things I have in life.” It is an uplifting anthem for anyone who wants to swap stress for gratitude, invite the sun inside, and fall back in love with the small moments that make each day worth getting out of bed for.