Hambre (feat. Wendy Sulca)

Gepe's song 'Hambre,' featuring Wendy Sulca, is a vibrant and metaphorical exploration of human desires and the insatiable hunger for connection, pleasure, and fulfillment. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a festive atmosphere where people, described as 'cannibals in fine and elegant disguises,' gather to indulge in their cravings. This imagery suggests that beneath the surface of social niceties, there lies a primal urge to satisfy deeper, more instinctual needs.

The recurring chorus, 'If your woman is hungry, give her, give her, give her to eat,' and its variations, emphasize the universal nature of this hunger. It’s not just about physical sustenance but also about emotional and psychological fulfillment. The song suggests that everyone has a role in addressing these needs, but not everyone is capable of truly satisfying them. This idea is reinforced by the line, 'But not just anyone can satisfy us well,' highlighting the importance of genuine connection and understanding in fulfilling our deeper desires.

The song also touches on themes of celebration and escapism. The festive setting, with its music, dancing, and communal atmosphere, serves as a temporary escape from the mundane realities of life, such as school and work. The lyrics, 'Leave problems aside, school, work, we are partying,' suggest a collective desire to break free from daily struggles and immerse in the joy of the moment. This celebration, however, is tinged with a sense of urgency and intensity, as seen in the lines, 'I want your mouth to stick to mine like a new gum,' indicating a longing for lasting and meaningful connections amidst the fleeting nature of life.