Te estoy amando

HAZE's song 'Te estoy amando' delves into the intense and often painful emotions associated with unrequited love and addiction. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person deeply in love, yet unable to express their feelings effectively. The repeated line 'Te estoy amando locamente pero no sé cómo te lo via decir' (I'm loving you madly but I don't know how to tell you) encapsulates the frustration and helplessness of the protagonist. This unreciprocated love leads to a cycle of longing and despair, as the object of affection remains distant and unaware of the protagonist's feelings.

The song also explores the theme of obsession, as the protagonist is consumed by thoughts of their beloved. The imagery of seeing the person 'en los parques y en los bares por donde ando' (in the parks and bars where I go) highlights how pervasive and inescapable this obsession has become. The protagonist's desire to be close to their beloved is so strong that it affects their daily life and mental state, leading to a sense of loss and regret when they are apart.

In a surprising twist, the song reveals that the object of the protagonist's affection is not a person, but cocaine. The line 'No puedo vivir sin ti, te odio cocaína' (I can't live without you, I hate you cocaine) shifts the narrative from a tale of unrequited love to one of addiction. This revelation adds a layer of complexity to the song, as it becomes clear that the protagonist's suffering is not just emotional, but also physical and psychological. The addiction to cocaine is portrayed as a toxic relationship that brings temporary pleasure but ultimately leads to pain and self-destruction. The song's raw and honest portrayal of addiction highlights the destructive power of substance abuse and the difficulty of breaking free from its grasp.