Locos

León Larregui's 'Locos' is a tender and intimate portrayal of love and vulnerability. The song's lyrics convey a deep sense of affection and the longing to express feelings that have been held back. Larregui, known for his work as the lead vocalist of the Mexican rock band Zoé, brings a unique and poetic touch to his solo projects, often exploring themes of love, existence, and introspection with a dreamy and alternative sound.

The lyrics of 'Locos' revolve around the joy of being close to a loved one and the desire to share innermost thoughts and feelings. The repeated lines 'Estoy contento, de tenerte cerca' (I'm happy to have you close) and 'Que me digas loco, que me des de besos' (That you call me crazy, that you give me kisses) highlight the comfort and happiness found in the presence of the person he loves. The word 'loco' (crazy) is used affectionately, suggesting a deep connection and understanding between the two individuals. The song captures the moment of finally confessing love, a step that is both terrifying and exhilarating.

The chorus, 'Yo simplemente puedo decirte que eres / Lo más bonito que he visto en toda mi vida' (I can simply tell you that you are / The most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life), is a powerful declaration of admiration. The fear of confessing is palpable, as the artist admits he has never said these words before. The repetition of 'Llevo un rato tratando de decirte / Que ya no puedo vivir sin ti' (I've been trying to tell you for a while / That I can't live without you) emphasizes the urgency and intensity of his feelings. The song culminates in the shared madness of the night, suggesting a mutual surrender to their emotions and the freedom found in their love.