Veneno

Danny Ocean's song 'Veneno' delves into the intoxicating allure of a woman who is both captivating and dangerous. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who is confident and knows exactly what she wants. She posts photos on social media, flaunting her beauty and her circle of female friends. This woman is described as a 'cambia pieles,' a shapeshifter, suggesting that she has many facets and can adapt to different situations, making her even more intriguing and unpredictable.

The recurring metaphor of 'veneno' (poison) and 'fuego' (fire) highlights the dual nature of her allure. She is irresistible and desirable, symbolized by the 'manzanita' (little apple) that the singer craves. However, her charm comes with a warning; she is like poison, dangerous and potentially harmful. The fire imagery further emphasizes her passionate and fiery nature, which can both attract and burn those who get too close. This duality makes her both fascinating and perilous, a combination that the singer finds impossible to resist.

The song also touches on themes of obsession and enchantment. The singer is drawn to her like a moth to a flame, unable to fully understand the 'truquito' (little trick) or 'magia' (magic) she possesses. This enchantment is so powerful that it causes him insomnia and drives him to the brink of madness, as he pleads to be taken to her 'manicomio' (madhouse). The lyrics capture the essence of being enthralled by someone who is both mesmerizing and dangerous, a common theme in romantic and passionate relationships.