Conscientes means "conscious" or "aware." While the singular form "consciente" is somewhat common, the plural form "conscientes" is less frequently featured in song lyrics, making it a more unique and interesting choice.
In the song, the line "Somos dos perdidos conscientes" (We are two conscious lost souls) adds a layer of depth. It suggests that the protagonists are not just lost, but they are aware of their lostness, implying a deeper understanding or acceptance of their situation. This philosophical nuance makes the word particularly engaging.
Majo Aguilar's "Qué Más Da" [What Does It Matter?] is a beautiful song about living in the moment and letting go of worries about the future or past. It's like a gentle reminder that some things are out of our control, so why stress about them? The lyrics ask, "¿Qué más da / Si decides quedarte o partir?" [What does it matter / If you decide to stay or leave?], suggesting that whether someone comes or goes, life, like "El sol no se irá / El mundo seguirá en su lugar" [The sun won't leave / The world will stay in its place], will continue on.
This song really embraces the idea of just feeling rather than overthinking. Majo sings, "No te pido cuentas ni falsas promesas / Solo te pido que sientas" [I don't ask for explanations or false promises / I only ask that you feel]. It's about being present with someone, even if you're both a bit lost, as she says, "Somos dos perdidos que sienten / Somos dos perdidos conscientes" [We are two lost ones who feel / We are two conscious lost ones]. The repeated phrase "¿Qué más da?" becomes almost a mantra for letting go and just enjoying the connection, like in "Deja que te bese sin parar" [Let me kiss you without stopping].