El libro de los abrazos
Che Sudaka Lyrics

The lyrics of Che Sudaka's "El libro de los abrazos" describe a sense of longing, nostalgia, and a desire for human connection. The singer releases themselves from a hug and steps out into the street, where they notice the young moon in the sky. The moon is only two nights old, and the singer feels as though they have only lived one night in comparison. The "book of hugs" is opened again, suggesting a familiarity with embracing as a way to connect with oneself and others. The sound of falling rain fills the air as an electric blue light shines in the distance. The singer expresses their yearning to see someone, but their house is far away, leaving them feeling a sense of sadness and the feeling of a missed opportunity. The song ends with the repeated phrase, "The book of hugs is open again," which gradually shifts to an ironic and defeated tone with the final phrase, "The book of hugs is already closed! I don't want to dream about you anymore."

One interpretation of these lyrics could be that they portray the experience of someone who is feeling lost and disconnected from others. The moon and the book of hugs suggest an attempt to find solace in nature and personal relationships. However, the fact that the singer cannot physically access the person they wish to embrace suggests a sense of isolation and disconnection from others. Meanwhile, the fact that the book of hugs "is already closed" conveys a sense of resignation towards a lack of human connection, even though the singer was actively seeking it out.