Desvivimos comes from the verb desvivirse, which means to go out of one's way, to strive intensely, or to exert oneself greatly for something or someone. It implies a deep level of effort and dedication.
In the song, the lyrics state, "Pero nos desvivimos para camuflarlas" (But we go out of our way to camouflage them [scars]). This word beautifully captures the intense human effort to hide vulnerabilities, making it a poignant and memorable choice that goes beyond a simple translation of
Ever felt weighed down by old mistakes, social-media perfection, or the 24-hour news cycle? Valen Más is Morat’s friendly reminder that we all carry scars, secret fears, and half-built dreams… and that’s perfectly normal. Instead of tallying up our wounds or comparing ourselves to picture-perfect strangers, the song urges us to switch off the bad-news overload, look for light in the city, and find refuge in a simple hug.
Morat sings that the moments we overlook—shared laughter, a song that brings back a kiss, the hug that stops gravity from hurting—are the treasures that valen más (are worth more). The message is upbeat and hopeful: nobody is as flawless as they seem, so let’s stop hiding our baggage, celebrate our imperfect memories, and focus on the little things that truly make us happy.