Tienes Que Vivir Lyrics in English by Marta Sánchez
Tropezar means "to stumble" or "to trip." While it might seem like a simple verb, it's used here in a deeply metaphorical and encouraging way.
In the song, Marta Sánchez repeatedly sings, "Tendrás que tropezar y te levantarás" (You will have to stumble and you will get up). This phrase transforms the act of stumbling from a physical mishap into a powerful metaphor for facing life's challenges and setbacks, emphasizing resilience and the importance of getting back up after falling. It's a central theme of the song, making it both memorable and inspiring.
Marta Sánchez's "Tienes Que Vivir" is like a warm, encouraging hug from someone who truly believes in you. It's a powerful message about facing life's challenges head-on, even when things get tough. The song starts with a promise: "Hoy no temas por nada yo cuido de ti" [Today don't fear anything, I'll take care of you], but quickly shifts to preparing you for what's ahead. It acknowledges that you'll stumble – "Tendrás que tropezar y te levantaras" [You will have to stumble and you will get up] – but emphasizes that you have the strength to rise again.
This song is all about resilience and self-belief. It tells you to trust your instincts, even when you're unsure: "Cuando dudes que hacer, No temas decidir" [When you doubt what to do, Don't be afraid to decide]. The core message, repeated throughout, is simple yet profound: "Sabes que al final tienes que vivir" [You know that in the end you have to live]. It's a reminder to keep going, to open yourself up to life's experiences, and to never give up, even when you're hurt. And even if you feel alone, the comforting line "Si un día no me ves, No creas que me fui, Yo nunca me separare de ti" [If one day you don't see me, Don't think I left, I will never separate from you] assures you that support is always there.
