Todo me va bien Lyrics (English Translation) – Albert Pla & Kase.O

Todo me va bien Lyrics (English Translation) by Albert Pla & Kase.O is a new spanish song by Albert Pla and Kase.O. The song is released on ALBERT PLA’s official YouTube channel, written by Albert Pla, Kase.O, and Judit Farrés, and produced by Judit Farrés. Released on May 13, 2025, this track offers listeners an introspective and emotionally raw experience, combining poetic vulnerability with powerful storytelling over a minimal yet haunting instrumental backdrop.

The lyrics of Todo me va bien delve into the psychological contradictions of self-perception and internal struggle. Through ironic repetition of the phrase “todo me va bien” (“everything’s going well”), the song contrasts a façade of wellness with an intense undercurrent of pain, regret, and yearning for self-improvement. Albert Pla and Kase.O take turns peeling back emotional layers, examining themes of depression, self-loathing, idealism, love, and existential anxiety. Their verses serve as confessions of deeply human imperfection, rendering the track a powerful meditation on mental health and the complex duality between outer composure and inner chaos.

Todo me va bien Details

Song	Todo me va bien
Artists	Albert Pla & Kase.O
Written By	Albert Pla, Kase.O & Judit Farrés
Produced By	Judit Farrés
Label	ALBERT PLA
Language	Spanish
Released Date	May 13, 2025

Todo me va bien (English Translation) Lyrics

[Verse 1: Albert Pla]
I could rhyme with more art
Fly to Mars, or nowhere
Be nicer to my friends
Even I think you could love me
I could have everything one wants
What one doesn’t have: being invincible
Not being a disaster
Stop loving
Stop shooting myself in the temple
I could even respect my ideals
Not be malleable, be more persistent
Not be so absent, control my mind
Love myself, respect myself
I could also be refillable
Not fix me with blows, much more decent
Less decadent, smarter
Hit the platform when you catch a three

[Chorus: Albert Pla & Kase.O]
But everything is going well for me
Everything is going well for me
Everything is going well for me
Everything is going well for me

[Verse 2: Kase.O]
I would like to be anonymous, an invisible bird
I wouldn’t want to feel the fucking disgust I feel
I would like to forgive myself for being a horrible being
I could be more Right, I’m on it
I could be stronger, braver
Take the world on my shoulders like Atlas
I want to finish the things I have pending
And others pending to start
I wish I had stopped growing
I wish I was clean, sober, healthy
I wish the world would stop, never grow old
And that Aliyah would never let go of my hand
I wish nothing bad would ever happen to her
I could kill whoever did something wrong to her
I could hide the body from the police
I would: I would dissolve it in acid
I would like to thank you and be grateful for the luck of having you
And be less afraid of death
And have the answers to the questions
Giants that are inside me

[Chorus: Kase.O & Albert Pla]
But everything is going well for me
Everything is going well for me
Everything is going well for me
Everything is going well for me

[Verse 3: Albert Pla]
I don’t want to fear my mistakes
And be more patient and open-minded
Be the judge and part of my decisions for once
If possible, I would like to have good Luck
Always go forward
I am a phallic amanita fighting my snake
Inside my mind
I constantly repeat this brave phrase:
Keep going, you can’t change
Or be more grammatically clever
Or have great gifts, as a clairvoyant
I see it clearly:
I wish I could enjoy the present
Knowing that what is coming won’t be terrible
How horrible! In short, I want to be different.

[Chorus: Albert Pla & Kase.O]
But everything’s going well for me.
Everything’s going well for me (everything’s going well for me).
Everything’s going well for me.
Everything’s going well for me.

[Verse 4: Kase.O]
I’d like to be a better friend.
Or at least be someone’s best friend.
Not be so weird, or so irritated, or so quiet.
Or be tired of searching for answers in the air.
It could be simpler.
Believe in the official version.
Have more faith in science.
And not think that progress is only made here in the military.
And in the control of consciences.
I could be a little less evil-minded.
And not understand the news backwards.
Always looking for convoluted meaning.
I’d like to see the world as it is.
I’d like to be even more stupid.
Be less impulsive, feel better.
I’d like to know that I’m moving forward, that I’m better than yesterday.
I want you to look me in the eyes and tell me that…

[Chorus: Kase.O & Albert Pla]
Everything’s going to be okay (Okay)
Everything’s going to be okay
Everything’s going to be okay
Everything’s going to be okay
And everything’s going to be okay for me

[Bridge: Albert Pla & Kase.O]
Oh, I wish I could go much further
To be closer
Almost, almost human
To know how to say: “Yes, I love you too”
Where will I go?
Whoever sows storms becomes a fish
How stupid!

[Outro: Albert Pla]
Everything’s going to be okay for me
Everything’s going to be okay
Everything’s going to be okay

Todo me va bien Lyrics Meaning

[Verso 1: Albert Pla]
Albert Pla opens the song by listing a series of aspirational “could-have-beens” and “should-dos” that highlight his perceived personal shortcomings. The verse swings between self-criticism and fantastical idealism—wanting to fly to Mars, be more loving, or gain control over his mind. These imagined improvements are countered by raw admissions of suicidal ideation and emotional detachment. His lyrical tone combines melancholy with irony, portraying a man overwhelmed by his own inadequacy while clinging to hypothetical versions of himself that might be more lovable or functional.

[Coro: Albert Pla & Kase.O]
The repeated chorus “todo me va bien” functions as an ironic refrain, juxtaposed against the preceding emotional turmoil. It echoes like a self-reassuring mantra, a phrase often used to mask pain or convince oneself of stability. By placing it after such dark introspection, the artists emphasize the contrast between internal suffering and external pretenses of being “fine.”

[Verso 2: Kase.O]
Kase.O enters with confessions that match the depth of Albert’s. His desire to be invisible or anonymous reflects a heavy burden of self-disgust. He speaks of shame, guilt, and his struggle to forgive himself. Love for a figure named Aliyah becomes a bright but fragile thread—something pure he wants to protect at all costs, even resorting to violent fantasies. The verse also touches on sobriety, mortality, and existential doubt. Kase.O’s vulnerability is laid bare as he wrestles with identity and the weight of unfinished emotional work, asking unanswerable questions he carries within.

[Coro: Kase.O & Albert Pla]
The chorus returns with the same unsettling optimism. Despite everything just confessed—addiction, trauma, rage—the line “todo me va bien” is repeated, highlighting the dissonance between what’s said and what’s felt. It suggests the human tendency to gloss over suffering with forced positivity.

[Verso 3: Albert Pla]
In this verse, Albert digs deeper into the desire for personal change. He expresses a wish to be more patient, more self-aware, and to stop fearing his own mistakes. Through metaphors like the poisonous amanita phalloides mushroom and a snake in his mind, he captures the inner battles he faces. There’s a yearning for clarity, creativity, and the ability to live in the present without anxiety about the future. The verse culminates in a stark acknowledgment that he simply wants to be different, exposing the pain of not feeling comfortable in one’s own skin.

[Coro: Albert Pla & Kase.O]
Once again, the chorus rings out—its repetition almost numbing, as though the artists are trying to convince themselves of its truth. It reinforces the disconnect between reality and what they wish to believe, illustrating a common coping mechanism for internal struggle.

[Verso 4: Kase.O]
Kase.O reflects on loneliness and alienation. He wishes to be a better friend or at least have one, and to be less consumed by paranoia and doubt. The verse critiques society’s focus on militarization and manipulation, showing his disillusionment with modern life. He expresses a wish to be more naive, to view the world simply, and to feel like he’s progressing. This longing for stability culminates in a powerful emotional request—to be looked in the eyes and reassured that everything will be okay.

[Coro: Kase.O & Albert Pla]
This variation of the chorus shifts from “todo me va bien” to “todo va a ir bien”—a subtle yet crucial change. Instead of the ironic present tense, this new version carries a fragile hope for the future, a plea for comfort. The final return to “todo me va bien” underscores how this phrase operates as both shield and denial.

[Puente: Albert Pla & Kase.O]
In the bridge, the artists contemplate emotional distance and human limitations. The line about becoming “almost human” implies feelings of detachment or unworthiness. The imagery of becoming a fish after sowing storms touches on the futility of destructive behavior and the absurdity of trying to navigate a life built on chaos. It is a moment of existential poetry and philosophical surrender.

[Outro: Albert Pla]
The outro repeats the title phrase one last time, softer and more resigned. After all the lyrical intensity, this closing chant feels like both a lullaby and a lie—a repetition meant to soothe despite everything that’s been said. It leaves the listener with a lingering tension between despair and the desperate need to believe in peace.

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