1. Hansel originates from BOSTO… Read Full Bio ↴There are two artists called Hansel.
1. Hansel originates from BOSTON.
HANSEL
Lorentzian Lineshaper
Label: D-Trash Records
"This was a tough CD to review, and even a tougher one to listen to, which is probably why I liked it so much."
Hansel is Alan Fux (vocals, samples, arrangements, orchestrations) and M.X. Lopex (samples, sequences, programming).
Hansel is also a clash of genres and a study of the thermodynamics of disparate sounds traversing against the grain. Pranksters and poets, Hansel is what Suicide would be today if modern computer technology was available.
Little things on the CD become the crux, like the glitchcore rendition of Pat Benatar's "Heartbreaker", or a sample of strings, which, I believe, were taken from W.A. Mozart's "Requiem" mass on "Cypress Millwood".
Articulated throughout the CD is the notion of a chronic collision of molecules and galaxies, best evident on the punch and duck sequence of "Hookwormz" and "The Uncertainty Principle", but also in the "advanced technologies developed by monkeys" lyrics expressed on the latter track.
The track most resembling accessibility, "We Are Important", collapses into the manic flyswatter infestation of "Zlotnik" and a broader pattern develops, which can only be ascertained if one is willing to sift through the chaotic data streams and listen to the many paths of sound to reach an independent conclusion.
Michael Casano
2. Hansel is a Hard Rock/Glam band from Newcastle, Australia
Band Members
Damo - Lead singer
Tim - Bass
Adam - Lead Guitar
Weasle - Rhythm Guitar/Keys
Blake - Drums
Five dudes bound by an oath of rock 'n' roll. They roam the wastelands of standard, boring, paper dry, modern Brit pop bands, leaving them in their wake with their big hair, big anthem, hard hitting, glam rock style.
Glowing like a beacon in the cold dark night.
Hansel is just so hot rite now.
¿Qué Pasó?
Hansel Lyrics
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Que ya nunca nos tocamos
Si salimos a algún sitio
No nos tomamos de la mano
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
Ya casi nunca conversamos
No hay comunicación
Viendo la televisión
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
¿Qué pasó?...
Que ya no hacemos el amor con tanta sed
Y al hacerlo no se siente igual que ayer
¿Qué pasó, que nos dejamos de querer?
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
Con tus amigas te la pasas
Pueblo arriba pueblo abajo
Y ni siquiera ya me besas
Cuando llegas del trabajo
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
Ya casi nunca nos hablamos
No nos contamos los problemas
A ti solo te interesa
Esa maldita novela
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
¿Qué pasó?...
Que ya no hacemos el amor con tanta sed
Y al hacerlo no se siente igual que ayer
¿Qué pasó que nos dejamos de querer?
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó? entre tú y yo
¿Qué ha pasado entre nosotros?
No lo puedo comprender
De repente una mañana
Nos dejamos de querer
Todo en la vida termina
Lo nuestro llegó a su final
Yo seguiré mi camino
Y en otro puerto mi barca yo tendré que anclar
¿Qué ha pasado entre nosotros?
No lo puedo comprender
De repente una mañana
Nos dejamos de querer
Nos dejamos de querer, de querer
¡Oye esto!
Eso que pasó no lo puedo comprender
Eso que pasó no lo puedo comprender
Eso que pasó no lo puedo comprender
No lo puedo comprender
No lo puedo comprender
The song "Qué Pasó" by Hansel is a heart-wrenching ballad about a failing relationship. The lyrics describe the desperate attempts of the singer to understand what went wrong between him and his partner. The first verse asks why they no longer touch or hold hands in public. The second verse laments the lack of communication in their home, with the partner preferring to watch TV rather than engage in meaningful conversation. The chorus repeats the question "Qué pasó?" (What happened?) and expresses sadness that they no longer make love with the same passion as before. The third verse reveals that the partner spends time with friends rather than with the singer and no longer shows physical affection upon returning home from work. The final verse acknowledges that all things must come to an end, but the singer cannot understand why their love has died.
The song is a poignant reminder of the fragility of relationships and the importance of communication and intimacy. The singer's raw emotion and vulnerability are palpable, and his longing for answers is relatable to anyone who has experienced loss in their love life. The use of repetition in the chorus and the upbeat tempo of the music contrast with the melancholy lyrics, creating a bittersweet mood that captures the complexity of love and its many facets.
Line by Line Meaning
¿Qué ha pasado entre nosotros?
Hansel is questioning what has gone wrong between him and his partner.
Que ya nunca nos tocamos
Hansel is noting how they no longer show signs of affection towards each other, such as touching.
Si salimos a algún sitio
Hansel is suggesting that even when they go out, they don't show any public displays of affection.
No nos tomamos de la mano
Hansel is saying they don't even hold hands anymore.
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
Hansel is repeating the question of what went wrong in the relationship.
Ya casi nunca conversamos
Hansel is recognizing the lack of communication between him and his partner.
No hay comunicación
Hansel is acknowledging the lack of communication between him and his partner.
En la casa te la pasas
Hansel is recognizing how his partner spends most of their time at home.
Viendo la televisión
Hansel is recognizing how his partner spends most of their time at home, specifically noting their habit of watching TV.
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
Hansel is repeating the question of what went wrong in the relationship.
Que ya no hacemos el amor con tanta sed
Hansel is lamenting the fact that their love life has lost its passion and intensity.
Y al hacerlo no se siente igual que ayer
Hansel is saying that even when they do make love, it doesn't feel the same as it used to.
¿Qué pasó que nos dejamos de querer?
Hansel is repeatedly asking why their love for each other has faded away.
Con tus amigas te la pasas
Hansel is acknowledging that his partner spends a lot of time with her friends.
Pueblo arriba pueblo abajo
Hansel is stressing how much time his partner spends out and about with her friends.
Y ni siquiera ya me besas
Hansel is lamenting the fact that his partner doesn't even kiss him when she returns home from being out with friends.
Cuando llegas del trabajo
Hansel is specifying that this lack of affection happens when his partner gets home from work.
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
Hansel is repeating the question of what went wrong in the relationship.
Ya casi nunca nos hablamos
Hansel is acknowledging the lack of communication in the relationship.
No nos contamos los problemas
Hansel is noting that they don't confide their problems in each other.
A ti solo te interesa
Hansel is saying that his partner only seems to care about one thing.
Esa maldita novela
Hansel is referring to his partner's obsession with a particular TV show or soap opera.
¿Qué pasó, qué pasó?
Hansel is repeating the question of what went wrong in the relationship.
Entre tú y yo
Hansel is specifying that the problems exist between him and his partner.
No lo puedo comprender
Hansel is saying he can't understand what went wrong in the relationship.
De repente una mañana
Hansel is acknowledging how suddenly their love for each other faded away.
Nos dejamos de querer
Hansel is recognizing that they have fallen out of love with each other.
Todo en la vida termina
Hansel is making a general statement about the fact that everything in life comes to an end.
Lo nuestro llegó a su final
Hansel is acknowledging that their relationship has come to an end.
Yo seguiré mi camino
Hansel is saying that he will move on and continue his own journey.
Y en otro puerto mi barca yo tendré que anclar
Hansel is saying that he will start a new chapter in his life.
Nos dejamos de querer, de querer
Hansel is again emphasizing that they have fallen out of love with each other.
Eso que pasó no lo puedo comprender
Hansel is still struggling to understand what caused their love to fade away.
No lo puedo comprender
Hansel is repeating that he can't understand what happened between them.
Writer(s): Piloto Jorge Luis, Martinez Hansel E
Contributed by Emily C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.