El Hombre ke no podia dejar de Masturbarse

Leusemia's song 'El Hombre ke no podia dejar de Masturbarse' delves into the depths of obsessive desire and the complexities of human emotions. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man consumed by his longing and fixation on another person. The opening lines, 'Cuando octubre cayó sobre sus ojos / Se agotaron los días de verme en enojos,' suggest a turning point or a moment of realization, where the protagonist's emotions shift dramatically. The imagery of walking among islands without a safe harbor symbolizes his aimless and uncertain journey, much like a blind person peeking at the future with trepidation.

The recurring plea, 'Que nadie me apague la luz, para poder ver sus ojos,' underscores the protagonist's desperate need to keep the object of his desire within his sight. This light represents not just physical visibility but also the clarity and hope that the presence of the beloved brings. The repetition of 'la luz de su luz' emphasizes the intensity and purity of this longing, as if the beloved's light is the only thing that can illuminate his dark world.

As the song progresses, the lyrics reveal a darker, more possessive side of the protagonist's emotions. Lines like 'Quiero violentarte, y cada noche explorarte / Y ser el único perro que te ladre' expose a desire for control and dominance, mixed with a deep-seated jealousy. The protagonist's wish to 'amarrarte' and 'masturbarme' with the beloved until the end highlights a complex interplay of love, lust, and obsession. This raw and unfiltered portrayal of human desire challenges the listener to confront the darker aspects of love and longing, making the song a powerful exploration of the human psyche.