“Los Espabilados” is Alfred García’s spirited pop tribute to the wide-awake souls who refuse to let the world box them in: those quirky thinkers who feel both lost and brilliantly alive at the same time. The singer describes lightning-bolt moments that flip his mind “del revés,” confessing he never quite finds what he is looking for, yet he and his tribe turn that confusion into cosmic fireworks, trading “plata y oro” for bold, misunderstood dreams. Amid cold rain and shifting mountains, they shelter one another, proving that warmth can spring from shared vulnerability. A spoken-word bridge reveals the song’s core idea: every person holds two vibrant energies—the outer self that faces the world and the inner self that fuels imagination—and true freedom arrives when both learn to coexist, desire, fight, love, and ultimately shout “¡Vive!” This anthem invites listeners to celebrate duality, cherish their misfit spark, and chase the supernovas inside their own minds.