Hacia el sur
Nosoträsh Lyrics

In the first verse of "Hacia el sur," Nosoträsh singer Ana stirringly says she will soon leave for the south because she is always cold. She wants to end things with someone and start anew by removing their coat. The imagery of leaving for the south rings true, as going down south from Spain means heading towards warmth and sun. The second verse, with a repeated refrain, appears to reference Ana burning up slowly, driven by the force of the sun, as she tries to get over someone. She tells of how she will write to this person, yet omit her address because her message will only be a goodbye letter.

The final verse appears to indicate a change of heart, telling of how she will remain in the south for a long time since she is no longer cold. She will take off her former love's coat, and tell them goodbye again, as the repeated refrain states. The line "Me quemaré lentamente bajo el sol, freírme el corazón" could either be an actual reference to being burned by the sun or the figurative connotation of a broken heart frying under the intensity of the sun. Overall, this song is about moving on from a past relationship and trying to heal, as well as the idea of traveling towards someplace warm and sunny as a metaphor for finding happiness.