Floreciendo means "blooming" or "flourishing." It's a beautiful and evocative word that paints a picture of growth and vitality.
In the context of this song, which deals with themes of loss and remembrance, the line "En las nubes jugando ajedrez floreciendo, tal vez" suggests a hopeful image of the departed. It implies that even in absence, there's a continuation of life and growth, perhaps in a spiritual sense, making it a poignant and memorable word.
Humbe's "Si Mañana Comienza Sin Mí" is a really moving song about facing the idea of not being here tomorrow. It's not a sad song in a heavy way, but more like a heartfelt message to loved ones. He tells everyone, "Dile a todos que los amo" [Tell everyone that I love them], and asks that if he's gone, they take him "hasta Florencia" [to Florence]. It's a beautiful image, and he even asks them not to cry, but to "aprendas de mi ausencia" [learn from my absence].
What I love is how he finds comfort even in this thought. He mentions that he's being looked after by his grandfather, Rafael, "En las nubes jugando ajedrez floreciendo, tal vez" [In the clouds playing chess, blooming, perhaps]. It's such a sweet, hopeful image. He reminds us that "La vida es solo un sentimiento / Que viene y viaja con el viento" [Life is just a feeling / That comes and travels with the wind], encouraging us to remember and live in the moment. It's a song that makes you think about what's important and to appreciate the people around you.