Locx (feat. Belén Aguilera)

Rouss and Belén Aguilera's song 'Locx' delves into the emotional chaos and inner conflict that arise from a tumultuous relationship. The repeated phrase 'No me controlo' (I can't control myself) sets the tone for the song, highlighting the uncontrollable emotions that the protagonist experiences when they see their partner. This lack of control leads to a state of madness, as indicated by the recurring line 'Me vuelvo loco' (I go crazy). The protagonist is caught in a cycle of wanting to reconnect with their partner despite having unresolved issues ('con mil cuentas pendientes') and feeling a strong emotional pull ('tengo el cora esperándote') that keeps them in a state of anticipation and turmoil.

The song also explores the duality of emotions that the protagonist feels. On one hand, there is a sense of hope and faith when an 'angel' speaks to them, but on the other hand, there is a descent into anger and chaos when the 'demon' takes over. This duality is further emphasized by the lines 'Para bien o mal, tú decides cuál' (For better or worse, you decide which), indicating that the outcome of their emotional state is influenced by their partner's actions. The imagery of a horse running wild ('como un caballo se desboca') serves as a metaphor for the protagonist's uncontrollable emotions, illustrating how they are driven to the brink of madness by their feelings.

The lyrics also touch on themes of uncertainty and existential questioning. The protagonist is unsure if their relationship will lead to a meaningful outcome ('No sé si esto llevará a algún puerto') and grapples with feelings of insomnia and anxiety ('Dije que me iba a dormir y sigo despierta'). The contrasting imagery of 'zoofobia' (fear of animals) and 'un mar abierto' (an open sea) symbolizes the conflicting emotions and the vast, unpredictable nature of their relationship. The song captures the essence of being caught in a whirlwind of emotions, where love and inner conflict coexist, leading to a state of emotional instability and madness.