Esclavo de Tu Voz

In 'Esclavo de Tu Voz,' Six Pack delves into the tumultuous emotions of unrequited love and the agony of being ensnared by someone who doesn't reciprocate the same feelings. The song's protagonist is captivated by the physical allure and enigmatic presence of their love interest, who possesses a 'cara que me gusta' and a 'mirada rara.' This attraction is so powerful that it compels the protagonist to humiliate themselves, yearning for just one more kiss, despite the emotional toll it takes on them.

The chorus reveals the internal conflict of the protagonist, who doesn't want to be the 'tonto' who can't live without their love interest. They are painfully aware that they might be perceived as a fool ('imbecil') for falling so deeply in love. The protagonist resents the idea of being at the beck and call of their love interest, feeling like a 'slave to their voice' and a 'faithful friend' who rushes to their side whenever called. This dynamic highlights the imbalance in their relationship, where the protagonist's devotion is met with cruelty and indifference.

The second verse intensifies the sense of betrayal and heartache. The love interest's actions are likened to 'clavas tus cuchillos tan profundos,' metaphorically stabbing the protagonist with their words and actions. Despite this, the protagonist feels compelled to hide their pain and continue to endure the emotional torment. The song poignantly captures the struggle of loving someone who doesn't love you back and the internal battle between desire and self-respect.