Se Me Va La Voz

La Fase-Buk's song 'Se Me Va La Voz' delves deep into the emotional turmoil caused by the absence of a loved one. The lyrics poignantly express the pain and longing felt when someone significant is no longer present. The repeated phrase 'Como duele hoy' underscores the intensity of this suffering, highlighting how the protagonist's life feels incomplete and unbearable without their partner. This sense of loss is so profound that it affects their very ability to live, as they confess, 'que no se vivir!'

The chorus, 'Y se me va la voz,' metaphorically illustrates how the protagonist loses their voice, symbolizing their loss of purpose and vitality without their loved one. The eyes of the beloved are described as essential, and the absence of their gaze leaves the protagonist feeling cold and empty. The nights, once shared and filled with warmth, now feel void and meaningless. This imagery of warmth and coldness effectively conveys the emotional desolation experienced in the absence of the loved one.

Furthermore, the song touches on the theme of forbidden love with the line 'el calor de lo prohibido.' This suggests that the relationship may have had elements of secrecy or societal disapproval, adding another layer of complexity to the protagonist's grief. The plea to be 'entrename pa todo' indicates a desire to be prepared for all aspects of life, yet the protagonist remains haunted by the memories of the past. The song captures the essence of longing, regret, and the struggle to move forward when burdened by the weight of a cherished but lost connection.