La Única Tropical's "Cuando Yo Muera" is a really direct song about what happens after you're gone. The singer wants their name etched on their door, something that will last forever, saying "el día que yo me muera será grabado mi nombre en la puerta de mis más en la vida imborrable" [the day I die, my name will be engraved on my door, indelible in life]. It's a bold statement about wanting to be remembered!
They also talk about enjoying life to the fullest while they can. The lyrics mention that the things they haven't had, they're only experiencing now, and they want to enjoy them before they die: "las cosas que no he tenido solamente sobre estados viviendo hay que buscar la boya y todas las demás las cosas que yo he tenido solamente sobre estás viviendo hay que gozarla muriendo nada" [the things I haven't had, I'm only experiencing now, you have to find the buoy and all the rest, the things I've had, you're only living, you have to enjoy it dying nothing]. It's a reminder to live in the moment, because when you're gone, everything you own stays behind, except for memories and loved ones. "todo lo que tengo se quedará solo los recuerdos y me llevaré familia y amigos mejorará" [all that I have will remain only memories and I will take family and friends, it will improve].