El Microbito

Fobia's song 'El Microbito' is a whimsical and imaginative exploration of intimacy and connection. The lyrics describe a desire to become a 'microbito' or a tiny microbe that lives within a loved one's body. This metaphorical approach allows the singer to express a deep yearning to be close to their partner, not just physically but on a cellular level. The idea of inhabiting someone's body and being nourished by their blood and flesh is both a playful and intense way to convey the depth of their affection.

The song uses vivid imagery to paint a picture of this microscopic existence. Lines like 'Quiero vivir en una arteria junto a tu corazón' (I want to live in an artery next to your heart) and 'Correr por tus venas y en tu sangre siempre estar' (Run through your veins and always be in your blood) highlight the desire to be an integral part of the loved one's life. The body is depicted as a grand mansion, a place of warmth and comfort, where the microbe can find solace and sustenance.

Fobia's playful tone and creative use of metaphor make 'El Microbito' a unique love song. The idea of creating a pool in the loved one's navel to swim in ('Haré una alberca en tu ombliguito pa' meterme a nadar') adds a touch of humor and light-heartedness to the otherwise intense imagery. This blend of humor and passion is characteristic of Fobia's style, making the song both endearing and memorable. The lyrics ultimately celebrate the desire for closeness and the joy of being intimately connected with someone special.