Hipocrita

In 'Hipócrita,' Fernando Fernandez delves into the raw emotions of betrayal and heartbreak. The song's title, which translates to 'Hypocrite,' sets the tone for a narrative filled with disillusionment and pain. Fernandez's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship where one partner has been deceitful and manipulative, leading to the other's emotional downfall. The use of the word 'hipócrita' repeatedly underscores the sense of betrayal and the duplicity that the singer feels from his partner.

The lyrics describe the partner as 'perversa' (perverse) and accuse her of mocking the singer. This strong language highlights the depth of the emotional wound inflicted. The metaphor of being poisoned by her 'savia fatal' (fatal sap) suggests that her influence was toxic and destructive. The singer's realization that his love was in vain ('inútilmente, me enamoré de ti') adds a layer of tragic futility to the narrative, emphasizing the hopelessness and despair he feels.

Further, the imagery of being entangled like 'hiedra del mal' (evil ivy) conveys a sense of being trapped in a harmful relationship. The singer's declaration that he cannot live any longer and his dramatic statement of impending death ('me voy a morir') if she does not love him back, underscores the intensity of his emotional turmoil. This song is a poignant exploration of the dark side of love, where trust is shattered, and the pain of unrequited affection becomes unbearable.