Hoy Te Necesito pours out the raw, street-poetic heartbreak of Mexican artist Jauría Santa. The singer wakes up in a storm of regret, repeating “hoy te necesito” to show how urgently he misses a lost love. His world feels upside-down: nights stretch on without sleep, right and wrong blur, and his heart stays frío even when he forces a laugh. Between confessions he sprinkles slang like la neta, chale and me pongo loco, giving the lyrics an honest, urban flavor that makes listeners feel they are hearing a friend rant at 3 a.m.
Under the tough talk you can hear deep vulnerability. He numbs the pain with smoke, drink and late-night wandering, yet memories of soft kisses and neck whispers keep cutting through the haze. The chorus circles back again and again, mirroring how breakups trap us in loops of longing and self-blame. This mix of swagger and sorrow, vice and tenderness, turns the song into a bittersweet anthem for anyone who has ever tried—and failed—to forget a love that still burns inside.