Diego Torrente – LOCO (feat. Juani Agüero) | When we learn to coexist with the most uncomfortable version of ourselves

Contradictions rarely remain silent. “LOCO”, the third preview of Cordillera, finds its driving force within that internal confrontation. Diego Torrente temporarily steps away from the pop-oriented sensibility introduced in “Lady Calíope” and returns to a more direct territory, where guitars reclaim the spotlight and emotional intensity becomes a tool for examining what we usually try to hide. Juani Agüero’s contribution amplifies that energy, turning the song into a constant exchange between opposing impulses that push and challenge one another.

The narrative revolves around a recurring figure: the other version of ourselves that continues to appear even when we try to leave it behind. This is not an external antagonist, but a familiar presence that knows our weaknesses, insists on repeating old mistakes and continuously questions our decisions. The song discovers honesty in acknowledging that reality and moves away from the pursuit of perfection, focusing instead on a more complex truth: identity is built from forces that coexist in permanent tension and rarely reach a definitive agreement.

Guitar-driven rock between urgency and emotional friction

“LOCO” embraces a direct sonic language built upon powerful riffs and instrumentation that prioritizes immediacy. The guitars function as a narrative engine, pushing the composition forward while leaving room for expressive nuance. The rawness of the production reinforces a sense of proximity and avoids unnecessary embellishments, allowing the energy to emerge naturally from the interaction between voices and the weight of each line. The result is a piece that reconnects with the tradition of songwriter-driven rock while projecting it into a contemporary sensibility.

Accepting imperfection without turning it into a sentence

One of the composition’s most compelling qualities lies in its refusal to simplify human experience. Diego Torrente recognizes that living alongside our contradictions can be exhausting, but also understands that ignoring them only prolongs the conflict. The song proposes an incomplete reconciliation, aware that some questions will remain unanswered and that searching for those answers is part of the process itself. That honesty ultimately transforms discomfort into a shared language.

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Nos enlazamos con Valentina Tross para hablar de "Sed", un sencillo que explora la tensión entre el deseo y la culpa desde una mirada honesta y sin filtros. Valentina nos cuenta cómo nació esta canción de esa batalla interna entre querer entregarse a un impulso "malo" y las reglas que nos lo impiden, y cómo logró traducir esa experiencia en una estructura pop con texturas experimentales. También hablamos del videoclip, inspirado en el canibalismo como metáfora de la exploración sexual y la transgresión, y de la influencia de películas como Bones and All y Voraz. Una charla sobre honestidad creativa, sistemas de creencias y la libertad de disfrutar sin culpa.https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/album/73CT53wqDYLwWrg3UOiSIZhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGFh6wsBWqUhttps://www.instagram.com/valentinatross/?hl=enhttps://www.tiktok.com/@valentinatross