Tu Me Vicias

El Ultimo Ke Zierre's song 'Tu Me Vicias' delves into the tumultuous and often painful experience of unrequited love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who is deeply infatuated with someone who does not reciprocate their feelings. The repeated lines 'Cuando te veo yo tiemblo' (When I see you, I tremble) emphasize the overwhelming emotional and physical reaction the protagonist has whenever they encounter the object of their affection. This trembling signifies both excitement and fear, highlighting the intensity of their feelings.

The phrase 'Tu me vicias' (You addict me) serves as the song's central theme, encapsulating the idea that the protagonist is addicted to this person despite the negative consequences. The use of the word 'vicias' suggests a dependency that is unhealthy and consuming. This addiction is further illustrated through the protagonist's persistence in seeking out the person, even after being physically rejected. The lines 'Me diste un guantazo / Cuando intenté besarte' (You slapped me / When I tried to kiss you) and 'Me diste una patada / En mi parte más preciada' (You kicked me / In my most precious part) depict the physical pain and humiliation endured, yet the protagonist continues to pursue this unrequited love.

The setting of the song in a 'garito' (a slang term for a bar or club) adds a layer of realism and relatability. It is a common place where people meet and sometimes face rejection. The protagonist's fixation on the person's 'grandes ojos' (big eyes) symbolizes the allure and magnetism that keeps them hooked. Despite the repeated rejections and the physical pain, the protagonist's addiction to this person remains unshaken, highlighting the irrational and often self-destructive nature of unrequited love. The song captures the essence of being drawn to someone who is unattainable, and the emotional turmoil that accompanies such an obsession.