Afortunados [English translation]

I feel so lucky1 to see you wake up

Looking at that smile is like looking at the sea

Love

Here I am

Forever

You know well that here I am

I feel so lucky to have you here

You turned on the light in me

And now everything is so happy

Love

Here I am

Forever

Forever

Here I am

To love you like I love you

I'll never let go of your hands

To love you this way

To love you this way

I want to tell you

That when you are near

The hours don't pass and the bad goes away

I want to kiss you

And when it dawns

Just looking at you

You are my answer

Lucky2

We are, you and I (We are, you and I)

You and I (You and I)

Lucky

We are, you and I (We are, you and I)

You and I (You and I)

With you, I already have everything

Your eyes light me up, I don't feel alone

Your love invades

My heart

And I can't believe how lucky I am

I always want to wake up with you

I take you where I go on every part of my skin

You are my love

Your light guides me

To be for you again and again

To love you like I love you

I'll never let go of your hands (I'll never let go of your hands)

To love you this way

To love you this way

To love you this way

I want to tell you

That when you are near

The hours don't pass and the bad goes away

I want to kiss you

And when it dawns

Just looking at you

You are my answer

Lucky

We are, you and I (We are, you and I)

You and I

Lucky

We are, you and I (We are, you and I)

You and I

Lucky (Lucky)

Lucky

Lucky

You and I

You and I

Lucky

Lucky

Lucky

You and I

You and I

Lucky

Lucky

Lucky

You and I

You and I

1. Spanish adjectives are gender inflected. The "-o" signifies a male, and the "-a" in "afortunada" in the next verse signifies a female.2. This adjective is inflected in plural and in Spanish, unless the members in the group discussed are solely females, the male inflection is used.