Te Odio Y Te Extraño

In 'Te Odio Y Te Extraño,' De La Calle delves into the complex emotions that arise from a broken relationship. The song opens with the protagonist waking up and immediately feeling the absence of their loved one. The act of caressing the pillow and looking at a photo in the mirror symbolizes a desperate attempt to hold onto the past. The phrase 'la re flashe' suggests a moment of intense, almost surreal, realization that the loved one is not coming back, yet the protagonist clings to the hope of their return.

The lyrics repeatedly emphasize the pain and confusion of being left behind. The protagonist is caught in a loop of reminiscing about the beautiful moments shared with their partner, unable to comprehend why they were abandoned. The recurring line 'Y es tu amor que me tiene asi' highlights how the love they once shared now leaves them in a state of emotional turmoil. The 'herida en el corazón' or 'wound in the heart' is a powerful metaphor for the lasting impact of this lost love, suggesting that the pain is both deep and enduring.

De La Calle's musical style, often rooted in urban and street culture, adds an additional layer of rawness and authenticity to the song. The repetition of 'de la calle' serves as a reminder of the artist's origins and the gritty reality of life and love in the streets. This context enriches the song's narrative, making it not just a personal lament but also a reflection of broader social and emotional struggles. The song captures the universal experience of love and loss, making it relatable to anyone who has ever felt the sting of a broken heart.