No te mueras tanto
Gepe Lyrics

Gepe's song No te mueras tanto is a poetic exploration of the concept of death and its relationship to life. The song suggests that death is not something to be feared or avoided, but rather something to be understood and accepted as an integral part of the human experience. The lyrics encourage the listener to embrace life in all its complexity and to appreciate the strange beauty of existence, even in the face of mortality.

The song begins with the line "No te mueras tanto" which means "Don't die so much." This is immediately followed by the idea that "De nada no hay problema," or "There's no problem in nothingness." Gepe seems to be saying that there's no need to fear death because it simply means returning to the nothingness from whence we came. He then goes on to suggest that death is a system with which we are all familiar, and that we should try to understand it rather than fight against it.

Gepe then muses on the nature of death and its relationship to art, suggesting that the two are somehow intertwined. He admits that he doesn't know much about numbers, but he admires those who live their lives with a certain rhythm and purpose, even if that purpose is simply to one day surrender to death. The chorus of the song features the repeated phrase "Just to die got to hide into the body, just the body cause it's funny, muy idiota," which suggests that even though we can't escape our own mortality, we can at least find humor in the absurdity of it all.

The second verse of the song continues the theme of separation and loss, with Gepe saying that he separates the words from the things and allows them to drift away. He suggests that pain and suffering disappear when we die, and that death is simply a game of coming and going. The song ends with the repeated phrase "Your size is mine and mine is your side," suggesting that there is a sense of unity and interconnectedness that transcends even death.