BASILISCO

Soge Culebra's song 'BASILISCO' is a vibrant and enigmatic piece that delves into themes of desire, connection, and emotional support. The title 'BASILISCO' refers to the mythical basilisk, a creature often associated with danger and allure. This metaphor sets the tone for the song, suggesting a relationship that is both intoxicating and perilous. The repeated line 'Un culo así no se ha visto desde Cristo' (A butt like this hasn't been seen since Christ) is a hyperbolic expression of admiration, emphasizing the unique and irresistible nature of the person being addressed.

The lyrics convey a deep yearning to be close to this person, despite the potential risks ('Aunque tú porta' el veneno, así que ponme' - Even though you carry the poison, so put me). This line suggests that the allure of the relationship is worth the danger it might pose. The singer expresses a desire to be consumed by this connection, to the point of wanting to be a part of the other person ('Quiero ser parte de ti, baby, no abandone' - I want to be part of you, baby, don't abandon me). This intense longing is coupled with a promise of emotional support, as the singer vows to stay and bring color to the other person's life, especially in times of sadness ('Quiero que quite' el negro con tus colore' - I want you to take away the black with your colors').

The song also touches on moments of escapism and shared experiences, such as reminiscing about a summer in Menorca and listening to music together. These references create a sense of intimacy and shared history, further deepening the connection between the singer and the person they are addressing. The mention of luxury items and exotic locations adds a layer of fantasy and escapism, suggesting that the relationship offers a break from the mundane and a taste of the extraordinary. Overall, 'BASILISCO' is a passionate and evocative exploration of desire, connection, and the lengths one is willing to go to maintain a meaningful relationship.