Odio Amarte is a heartfelt tug-of-war where passion and frustration pull the singers in opposite directions. From the very first lines we feel the push-and-pull: the loved one shows up, disappears, begs, charms, then leaves them “descalzos” (barefoot) in uncertainty. The chorus fires off the contradiction at the core of the story, “Te odio, te amo”, capturing that dizzying moment when you are lifted to the clouds by affection, only to crash back to earth with insecurity.
Yet beneath the whirlwind there is a clear demand for respect. The narrator pleads, “Toma todo más en serio, o yo a ti te digo adiós.” In other words, either commit or I walk away. The song celebrates the courage to speak up, recognize toxic patterns, and reclaim one’s dignity even when feelings run deep. Wrapped in HA-ASH’s signature harmonies, Odio Amarte becomes an anthem for anyone who has ever loved so fiercely that it hurts—and decided that self-love has to win the final round.
HaAsh is a vibrant Latin pop duo formed by sisters Hanna Nicole and Ashley Grace Pérez, born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, with deep roots in Argentina and Mexico. Since their debut in 2002, HaAsh has captivated audiences with their unique blend of country pop, pop rock, and heartfelt ballads, earning them the nickname "The Sold-Out Queens" for their record-breaking performances.
Renowned for their powerful vocals and songwriting, HaAsh has sold over 20 million records worldwide and made history as the first group to have a Spanish ballad surpass one billion YouTube views. Their commitment to social causes shines through their nonprofit Fondo HaAsh, supporting vulnerable children and immigrants. With a rich cultural heritage and dynamic musical style, Ha*Ash continues to inspire fans across the Americas and beyond.