Waking up to another sunrise can feel like a quiet victory, especially when life keeps throwing curveballs. Eladio Carrión channels that simple gratitude into “Buenos Días,” a track that hits different in the morning light. It’s all about starting fresh, protecting your peace, and finding the good even when things get rough. Dropped today, February 5, 2026, this one feels like a personal reset button, pulling in listeners who need a reminder to stay grounded. If you’re searching for Buenos Días lyrics by Eladio Carrión, you’re catching him in a reflective, almost meditative mode that stands out from his usual high-energy drops.
| Lead Vocals | Eladio Carrión |
| Songwriter | Eladio Carrión & Lisa Pac |
| Music Producer | Rob & Jenne, Sammy Haig, tatchy, Lisa Pac, Seniah, CuBeatz, Rob Smyles & JenneJenne |
| Mixing Engineer | Adam Hendrix |
| Release Date | February 5, 2026 |
| Song Language | Spanish |
| Label | Rimas Music |
| Copyright © | Rimas Music |
| Publisher | Hallwood, Warner/Chappell, Culture Again Music Publishing, CuBeatz Music GmbH, Budde Music, Universal Music Group & Rimas Music |
| Translation | Buenos Días (English Translation) by Eladio Carrión |
Lyrics of Buenos Días by Eladio Carrión
[Coro]
To’ Los Días Son Buenos Día’
Despierto Y Doy Gracia’ Que Abrí Los Ojo’
Yo Cuido Bien Mi Bien Alma Y Energía
Eso No Se Comparte Con Todo’
No Todo Puede Ser Alegría
Hay Que Aprender A Bailar En La Lluvia
Que Las Gota’ Limpien To’a La Mala Vibra
Padre Tiempo Se Encarga De Las Herida’
Solo Espera, Que Ya Todo Alivia
[Refrán]
Gracia’, Gracia’
Gracia’ Por Todo Lo Que Yo Tengo Y No Tengo
Si No Está Pa’ Mí, Yo No Lo Forzo
El Tiempo Aquí Que Tengo Es Corto
[Verso]
Por Eso Solo Quiero Intenciones Genuina’, Relaciones Saludable’
Par De Peso’ Encima, Par De Almas Confiable’
No Afecta Lo Que Opinen, Envidioso’, Que Ello’ Hablen
Mis Errore’ No Me Definen, Mis Emocione’ Están Estable’
Yo Veía La Vida Bella Hasta Cuando Se Puso Fea
El Progreso Es Progreso, No Importa Cuán Poquito Sea
Yo Aprendí A Navegar El Mar Y Fluimo’ Con La Marea
Nada Bueno En La Vida Llega Solo, Levántate Y Josea
[Refrán]
Gracia’, Gracia’
Gracia’ Por Todo Lo Que Yo Tengo Y No Tengo
Si No Está Pa’ Mí, Yo No Lo Forzo
El Tiempo Aquí Que Tengo Es Corto
[Coro]
To’ Los Días Son Buenos Día’
Despierto Y Doy Gracia’ Que Abrí Los Ojo’
Yo Cuido Bien Mi Bien Alma Y Energía
Eso No Se Comparte Con Todo’
No Todo Puede Ser Alegría
Hay Que Aprender A Bailar En La Lluvia
Que Las Gota’ Limpien To’a La Mala Vibra
Padre Tiempo Se Encarga De Las Herida’
Solo Espera, Que Ya Todo Alivia
[Outro]
Gracia’, Gracia’
Gracia’ Por Todo Lo Que Yo Tengo Y No Tengo
Yo No Lo Forzo
El Tiempo Es Corto
To’ Los Días Son Buenos Día’
About “Buenos Días by Eladio Carrión”
Eladio wakes up giving thanks just for opening his eyes, turning everyday resilience into a mantra that flows smooth over mellow production.
The song’s heart is pure positivity wrapped in real talk. It celebrates every day as buenos días, no matter what, while acknowledging the rain—literal and emotional—that cleanses bad vibes. Themes circle around gratitude for what you have and don’t have, not forcing what’s not meant for you, and letting time heal the wounds. The mood stays uplifting yet grounded: think calm beats with subtle trap undertones, acoustic touches, and a chorus that sticks like a daily affirmation.
Producers Rob & Jenne, Sammy Haig, tatchy, Lisa Pac, Seniah, CuBeatz, Rob Smyles, and JenneJenne build a warm, introspective soundscape that lets Eladio’s delivery shine—lyrics co-written with Lisa Pac add that extra layer of vulnerability.
This standalone single arrives right after the buzz from DON KBRN last year and those surprise “Archivos” drops, showing Eladio’s nonstop momentum. No full album attached here; it’s a quick, intentional gift to fans, landing independently via Rimas with that signature Puerto Rican soul. The YouTube visualizer hit right alongside the release, keeping the rollout clean and direct—no massive teasers needed when the music speaks this clearly. Spotify’s already picking it up fast, so if you’re into pre-saving his future moves, keep an eye out.
Eladio’s riding a wave where he’s balancing trap king status with deeper, more personal cuts. After albums like Sol María and DON KBRN pushed boundaries with collabs and ambition, “Buenos Días” feels like growth—him leaning into maturity, mental health nods, and that sauce boy wisdom without losing edge. It’s a pivot that keeps his discography evolving, proving he can drop fire anthems and still hit you with something thoughtful. In a scene full of flexes, this one’s about inner strength, and it lands because it’s honest.
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