Valentina Tross – Liebre | Learning that healing begins when we stop running from ourselves

Photo: Fernanda Labastida @ferlabastida

Some fears do not push us to hide—they make us run before anyone gets close enough to truly know us. On Liebre, Valentina Tross transforms that emotional instinct into an intimate alternative pop song that explores self-sabotage, vulnerability and the slow process of building self-compassion. Written and co-produced by the artist herself, the track continues shaping a deeply personal artistic voice rooted in emotional honesty.

The song follows someone caught between the desire for connection and the impulse to flee whenever intimacy becomes real. Rather than treating that contradiction as weakness, Liebre recognises it as part of a larger journey toward self-understanding. As the narrative unfolds, the focus shifts away from finding the right relationship and toward learning how to build a healthier relationship with oneself first.

Alternative pop with emotional clarity

Blending contemporary alternative pop with understated production, Liebre allows its intimate vocal performance to remain at the centre of the experience. The restrained arrangement supports the emotional arc of the song without overwhelming its vulnerability, creating a sound that feels both modern and deeply personal.

The hare as a symbol of emotional escape

The hare becomes the song’s defining metaphor, representing the instinct to run whenever closeness begins to feel overwhelming. Escaping is no longer simply a physical action but a defence mechanism against emotional exposure. The line “déjame quererme bien” ultimately reframes the entire narrative, suggesting that lasting change begins not with another person, but with the ability to offer ourselves the compassion we so often seek from others.

We invite you to check out the interview we had with Valentina Tross regarding her previous single “Sed.”


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