Deberíamos Hablar

El Arrebato's song 'Deberíamos Hablar' delves into the emotional turmoil and sense of absurdity that accompanies the absence of a loved one. The lyrics are rich with metaphors that paint a vivid picture of the protagonist's disorientation and longing. Describing himself as a 'camarón que se quedó dormido' (a shrimp that fell asleep) and a 'paracaidista sentado en un bordillo' (a parachutist sitting on a curb), the singer conveys a sense of being out of place and lost without the presence of his significant other.

The chorus emphasizes the depth of his despair, stating that nothing goes right when the loved one is not around. The repeated line 'me hace daño' (it hurts me) underscores the pain and emptiness he feels. The imagery of a 'muñeco de nieve en el mes de abril' (a snowman in April) further illustrates the absurdity and incongruity of his existence without this person. This metaphor highlights how out of sync and misplaced he feels, much like a snowman in a season where it doesn't belong.

The plea 'Pienso que deberíamos hablar' (I think we should talk) is a desperate call for communication and reconciliation. The singer believes that a conversation could potentially mend the rift and bring back the sense of normalcy and purpose in his life. The urgency in his voice is palpable, as he repeatedly asks for the opportunity to make things right, indicating that this conversation is crucial for his emotional well-being. The song captures the universal experience of longing and the need for connection, making it a poignant and relatable piece.