Obsesión (feat. Kenza Farah)

Lucenzo's song 'Obsesión,' featuring Kenza Farah, delves into the intense emotions and turmoil of unrequited love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who is deeply infatuated with a woman, to the point of obsession. He is unable to sleep, consumed by thoughts of her beauty and the desire to be with her. This sleeplessness and longing become his punishment, and he believes that only her love can bring him peace. The man is aware of her current relationship and is convinced that her boyfriend is unworthy of her, believing that he could treat her better and fulfill her needs in ways her current partner cannot. This conviction fuels his persistence, as he sees no reason to respect the existing relationship, viewing it as no competition.

Kenza Farah's verses provide a counterpoint to Lucenzo's obsession. She urges him to keep his words and promises, suggesting that they are fleeting and will eventually disappear. Her heart has suffered too much, and she no longer wants to endure more pain. She advises him to move on, as there is nothing left to salvage, and he should turn the page. This response highlights the futility of his obsession and the emotional toll it takes on both parties. Despite his efforts to find her and win her over, she remains resolute in her decision to end the relationship and move forward.

The song's narrative explores the destructive nature of obsession and the impact it can have on one's mental health and relationships. Lucenzo's character even seeks help from a psychiatrist, indicating the severity of his fixation. His honesty and detailed confession reveal the depth of his feelings, but also the irrationality of his actions. Kenza Farah's repeated refrain of 'Que des mots que des mots' (Just words, just words) underscores the illusory nature of his promises and the reality that his obsession is ultimately an illusion. The song serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of letting go and the dangers of allowing infatuation to consume one's life.