Constatar means to 'verify' or 'confirm'. It's a more formal and less common word than 'verificar' or 'confirmar', making it stand out in the lyrics.
In the song, the line "Lo dijo Cristo y lo puedes constatar" (Christ said it and you can verify it) uses this word to add a sense of authority and truth to the message. It invites the listener to actively confirm the profound statement being made, suggesting a deeper meaning beyond a simple assertion.
Have you ever felt overlooked, like you're always at the back of the line? Lalo Mora's "El Último En La Fila" [The Last One In The Line] is a fantastic song that flips that feeling on its head! It's all about seeing the hidden value in someone who might seem unremarkable. The singer challenges a woman to give the "last one in the line" a chance, the one who "doesn't know how to love," and the one she's afraid to look at.
He makes a really interesting point, saying, "Que bajo el lodo a veces hay diamantes" [That under the mud sometimes there are diamonds]. It's a beautiful way to say that true worth isn't always obvious. He believes that this ignored man could be the first to adore her and put her on a pedestal, even quoting Christ to back up his point. It's a powerful message about looking beyond appearances and finding the extraordinary in the seemingly ordinary.