Enloquece

Libido's song 'Enloquece' delves into the tumultuous and often chaotic nature of love. The lyrics suggest a struggle between the rational mind and the overpowering emotions that love can evoke. The opening lines, 'No quiero decir que el amor no lo es todo, destruyéndome la razón y el control,' highlight this internal conflict. The singer acknowledges that love is significant but also admits that it disrupts their sense of reason and control, leading to a state of emotional turmoil.

The recurring phrase 'Demasiado humano, demasiado cruel' underscores the inherent cruelty and raw humanity in these intense emotions. This line suggests that the experience of love, while deeply human, can also be painfully harsh. The singer's admission of feeding off the 'horror of your eyes' to be reborn again indicates a cycle of destruction and renewal, where the intense emotions of love lead to a form of personal transformation, albeit through suffering.

The chorus, 'No me siento mal, no me siento solo, esto no es casualidad, esto no lo es,' reflects a sense of acceptance and inevitability. The singer does not feel bad or lonely, suggesting a resigned acceptance of the chaotic nature of love. The line 'esto no es casualidad' implies that these experiences are not random but rather an intrinsic part of the human condition. The song concludes with a powerful declaration that the singer's voice will 'corrupt everything' and drive the listener mad, encapsulating the overwhelming and transformative power of love.

'Enloquece' by Libido is a raw and honest exploration of the complexities of love, capturing its ability to both destroy and renew, and the inevitable madness that comes with it.