“Vi” is Pablo López’s cinematic diary of everything his eyes and heart have witnessed. In just a few verses, he flips through a lifetime of scenes: love abandoned, courage lost on stage, dreams that die and miraculously revive. The Spanish singer pours this roll-call of memories into a humble testament, asking a burning question that hangs over every line: “If the world ends today, what will you take with you… and what will I keep?”
The song is both a celebration and a reckoning. López toasts wild dawns soaked in wine, confesses to battles won and lost, and points out the envy, lies, fortunes, and needs he has seen along the road. Each “Vi” (“I saw”) is a snapshot that reminds us life is equal parts glory and ash. By the final chorus, the listener is invited to do the same soul-inventory: choose the moments, feelings, and truths worth carrying when everything else burns away. It is a stirring reminder that our real legacy is the sum of what we have lived, not what we possess.