Himno

The song 'Himno' by Humbe is a poignant exploration of the complexities of love and desire. The lyrics convey a deep sense of admiration and infatuation, with the artist expressing how the subject of the song is both poison and cure, suggesting a relationship that is both intoxicating and healing. The use of the phrase 'eres yo en versión madura' implies that the artist sees a more mature version of themselves in the other person, indicating a deep connection and a sense of respect for the other's qualities.

Throughout the song, there is a recurring theme of uncertainty and indecision. The artist vacillates between staying and leaving, between causing a scene or quietly slipping away. This indecision is reflective of the vulnerability that comes with love, where the fear of rejection and the desire to be with the other person are in constant conflict. The mention of stealing glasses and possibly drinking from them could symbolize the artist's attempt to take what moments they can, even if they are not entirely theirs to take.

The chorus of the song is a declaration of the peace and tranquility the artist feels when with their love interest. Referring to the other person's voice as a 'himno' (anthem) elevates their importance to a near-sacred level. However, despite this adoration, there is a sense of unrequited love, as the artist admits to being unable to win over the affection of the other person. The candid confession to the artist's mother about the subject's beauty and perfection further emphasizes the depth of the artist's feelings, yet the self-deprecating line 'Aquí está tu pendejo' reveals a sense of resignation to the unreciprocated love.