Bajo el Mar plunges us into a sparkling underwater fiesta where every bubble pops with colour and rhythm. Speaking directly to Ariel, the narrator insists that the surface world is a stressful lío full of hard work and danger, while under the sea life is easygoing and free. The fish are happy, safe from frying pans and glass tanks, and the water itself feels like a protective embrace. The song playfully reminds us that dreams of "greener algae" elsewhere can blind us to the incomparable beauty of our own home.
The second half erupts into a Caribbean-flavoured jam session: rays strum guitars, trumpets blare from conch shells, and sardines twirl across an ocean dance floor. This joyful orchestra is more than a catchy hook; it’s a celebration of community, creativity, and living in the moment. Bajo el Mar ultimately encourages listeners to value what they have, join the party around them, and find happiness right where they are.