Me Encanta(s) (part. Walls)

In 'Me Encanta(s),' Hens and Walls delve into the complexities of a toxic relationship that is both painful and addictive. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a love that is fraught with contradictions and emotional turmoil. The protagonist is caught in a cycle of longing and frustration, unable to break free from a partner who is clearly not good for him. Despite the advice from friends to escape the relationship, he finds himself inexplicably drawn to the very behaviors that hurt him, such as his partner extinguishing a cigarette on his back and expressing fatigue with the relationship.

The chorus encapsulates this paradoxical attraction, as the protagonist admits that he is strangely enamored by the very actions that signify his partner's disdain and exhaustion. This masochistic tendency is a common theme in toxic relationships, where the pain inflicted by a loved one becomes a twisted form of validation and connection. The lyrics also highlight the protagonist's internal conflict, as he recognizes the need to prioritize his own well-being but remains ensnared by his feelings for his partner.

The song also touches on the social dynamics and peer pressure that often accompany such relationships. The protagonist's friends urge him to leave, recognizing the detrimental impact of the relationship on his mental health. However, the protagonist's obsession with his partner overrides these rational voices, leading him to engage in self-destructive behaviors like staying up late to watch his partner sleep or constantly checking social media for any sign of her. This portrayal of a toxic relationship is both raw and relatable, capturing the emotional highs and lows that many people experience in similar situations.