Contigo

Luzbel's song 'Contigo' delves into the depths of forbidden desires and the lengths one is willing to go for love and passion. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship that transcends societal norms and moral boundaries. The protagonist expresses a willingness to engage in activities considered taboo, such as 'probar lo prohibido' (trying the forbidden) and 'quemaría las patas al diablo' (burning the devil's feet), indicating a readiness to face the consequences of their actions without guilt or remorse. This suggests a deep, almost reckless commitment to the object of their affection.

The song also explores themes of spiritual and existential exploration. Lines like 'me comería los hongos del cielo' (I would eat the mushrooms of heaven) and 'platicaría con dios de su regreso a este terreno' (I would talk to God about his return to this land) suggest a desire to transcend ordinary experiences and reach a higher state of consciousness. This spiritual quest is intertwined with the relationship, indicating that the connection between the two individuals is not just physical but also metaphysical.

Furthermore, 'Contigo' emphasizes the idea of shared instincts and mutual descent into an 'abismo' (abyss). The repeated lines 'Solo tu y yo caemos en el mismo abismo' (Only you and I fall into the same abyss) and 'Solo tu y yo tenemos el mismo instinto animal' (Only you and I have the same animal instinct) highlight a profound, almost primal bond between the lovers. This connection is portrayed as both a source of strength and a potential downfall, as they navigate the complexities of their intense emotions and desires together.