Hachis

El Ultimo Ke Zierre's song 'Hachis' delves into the complex and often destructive relationship between an individual and their addiction. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the protagonist's dependency on hashish, a form of cannabis, highlighting both the allure and the detrimental effects of the substance. The opening lines, 'Hachís que me matas / Pero sin ti no podría vivir,' encapsulate this duality, suggesting that while the drug is slowly killing the user, it has also become an indispensable part of their life.

The song continues to explore the consequences of this addiction, such as financial ruin and a life spent wandering the streets in search of the next high. The lines 'Por ti que me vicias / Y me dejas sin un duro / Siempre acabo por las calles / En busca de tus favores' illustrate the lengths to which the protagonist will go to satisfy their craving, even at the cost of their well-being and stability. This portrayal is both raw and honest, shedding light on the often-overlooked struggles of addiction.

In the latter part of the song, the physical toll of the addiction becomes apparent. The protagonist describes their frail and sickly state, plagued by sleepless nights, coughing, and sweating. Despite these symptoms, the grip of addiction remains strong, as evidenced by the lines 'Yo me despierto / Y te agarro entre mis manos / Manipulo tu figura / De ese cuerpo que se fuma.' The song concludes with a haunting repetition of 'Siempre estas conmigo,' emphasizing the inescapable presence of the drug in the protagonist's life. Through 'Hachis,' El Ultimo Ke Zierre offers a poignant commentary on the devastating cycle of addiction, capturing both its seductive and destructive nature.