El Takia (Versión Tres)

El Makabelico's song "El Takia (Versión Tres)" is a deeply emotional tribute to the artist's late father, José Adrián Hernández Aguilar, affectionately referred to as 'el chino.' The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's grief and longing, capturing the pain of losing a loved one to alcoholism. The song opens with a poignant memory of sitting in a hospital, watching his father deteriorate, unable to eat. This sets the tone for a heartfelt reflection on the impact his father had on his life and the void left by his passing.

The artist expresses a profound sense of loss and regret, lamenting the day alcohol consumed his father. He reminisces about the unwavering support his father provided, never saying 'no' to him, and the deep bond they shared. The chorus, repeated throughout the song, underscores the artist's yearning to embrace his father once more, highlighting the emotional weight of his absence. The lyrics also touch on the struggles his father faced, acknowledging the battles he fought to provide for his family despite his addiction.

In a touching monologue, the artist speaks directly to his father, expressing his admiration and sorrow. He recalls the many times his father ended up in the hospital due to his addiction and the final moments they shared. The song is a raw and honest portrayal of the artist's grief, filled with memories of his father's love and the pain of not being able to see him again. The recurring theme of wishing to turn back time and the acknowledgment of life's brevity add a universal resonance to the song, making it a powerful ode to lost loved ones and the enduring impact they leave behind.