Hormigueo literally translates to "tingling sensation" or "pins and needles." It's a vivid and somewhat unusual word to find in song lyrics, making it memorable.
In the song, the singer describes "El hormigueo sobre todo mi cuerpo" (The tingling sensation all over my body) as a physical manifestation of his intense anxiety and emotional distress after a loss. This word powerfully conveys the physical impact of his emotional state, making it a unique and enticing choice.
Grupo Arriesgado's "Ansiedad" is a really intense song about the overwhelming feeling of anxiety after a loss. The singer is grappling with accepting their feelings and thoughts now that someone is gone, saying, "Acepto mis sentimientos Y mis pensamientos, porque ya no estás" [I accept my feelings and my thoughts, because you are no longer here].
You can feel the desperation as they describe tears, a racing heart, and a tingling sensation all over their body. The line "Y me pregunto por qué no fui yo El que se fue de este mundo, mi Dios" [And I wonder why it wasn't me who left this world, my God] really hits hard, showing the depth of their struggle. They just want one more moment to apologize and find peace, even wishing to sleep forever to stay in their dreams with the person they miss, hoping to see those "bellos ojos Que me calma el alma y quita mi ansiedad" [beautiful eyes that calm my soul and take away my anxiety].