Suicidas translates to "suicidal". It's a striking and intense word that immediately grabs attention, especially in the context of a love song.
In "No Sé Que Hacer", the phrase "caricias suicidas" (suicidal caresses) is used to describe passionate, perhaps reckless, acts of affection that, while intense, might lead to emotional pain or a destructive outcome. It evokes a sense of dangerous allure and deep emotional entanglement, making it a very memorable and intriguing choice.
Have you ever been so completely lost in someone that you just don't know what to do when they leave? That's exactly what José Felipe Mejía is singing about in "No Sé Que Hacer" [I Don't Know What To Do]. He describes getting utterly consumed by another person, saying he "me perdí en sus ojos" [got lost in her eyes] and "me enred entre sus labios" [got tangled in her lips]. It's all about those intense, forbidden nights and suicidal caresses, where for a moment, they felt like one.
But then, she leaves. She chose her own path, broke her promises, and left his love behind. Now he's left with all these memories of shared dreams and being "adicto a su aroma" [addicted to her scent], wondering what to do with the "noches prohibidas" [forbidden nights] and "caricias suicidas" [suicidal caresses] that they once shared. It's a really emotional song about the confusion and pain of being left behind when you've given someone everything.