Nataly (feat. Melymel, La Perversa, Yailin La Mas Viral y Shadow Blow)

Ceky Viciny's song 'Nataly,' featuring Melymel, La Perversa, Yailin La Mas Viral, and Shadow Blow, is a vibrant and provocative track that delves into themes of desire, rejection, and the complexities of modern relationships. The repetitive and catchy chorus, 'Ah, ah, ah, Nataly,' sets the tone for a narrative centered around a woman named Nataly, who seems to captivate everyone around her with her allure and rebellious nature.

The lyrics paint a picture of Nataly as a free-spirited and independent woman who smokes weed and lives life on her own terms. The repeated line, 'Tú se lo di'te a to' el mundo y no me lo di'te a mí,' suggests a sense of frustration and longing from the perspective of the singer, who feels left out or rejected by Nataly. This sentiment is echoed throughout the song, highlighting the tension between desire and unattainability.

The song also explores themes of sexual liberation and empowerment, particularly through the verses delivered by the female artists. Lines like 'Llegó la que la monta con tum, mueve el pum-pum' and 'Me gustan lo' gangsters callao', tú hace' pila 'e bulla' emphasize a confident and assertive attitude towards sexuality. The collaboration of multiple artists adds layers to the narrative, each bringing their unique style and perspective, making 'Nataly' a multifaceted exploration of attraction, independence, and the dynamics of modern romance.