Hambre

Libido's song 'Hambre' delves deep into the intense and often painful emotions of unrequited love and longing. The lyrics express a profound hunger for the presence and affection of a significant other, whose absence leaves the narrator feeling incomplete and desperate. The repeated phrase 'Hambre de ti' (Hunger for you) underscores the insatiable desire and dependency the narrator feels towards this person. This dependency is so strong that the narrator questions their own existence and ability to live without the other, asking '¿Dónde estás?' (Where are you?).

The song employs vivid and dramatic imagery to convey the depth of the narrator's feelings. Phrases like 'Me arrastraré' (I will crawl) and 'Desangraré todo mi corazón' (I will bleed my whole heart) illustrate the extent to which the narrator is willing to go to win the affection of their beloved. This self-sacrificial love is further emphasized by the willingness to endure humiliation and even offer their soul to hell for a kiss, as seen in 'Al infierno mi alma entregaré' (To hell I will give my soul). These metaphors highlight the narrator's desperation and the almost masochistic nature of their love.

The song also touches on themes of identity and self-worth, as the narrator questions 'Cómo ser hombre sin ti' (How to be a man without you). This line suggests that the narrator's sense of self is deeply intertwined with their relationship, and without it, they feel lost and incomplete. Libido, known for their emotive and raw musical style, effectively captures the torment and vulnerability that often accompany intense romantic longing, making 'Hambre' a poignant exploration of love's darker, more obsessive side.