Enrolar (feat. DrefQuila)

Kidd Voodoo's song 'Enrolar' featuring DrefQuila delves into the complexities of a past relationship and the lingering feelings that remain after a breakup. The lyrics express a mix of nostalgia, regret, and a desire to rekindle what once was. The song's title, 'Enrolar,' which can mean to roll up, could be a metaphor for the act of preparing a joint, but it also suggests the idea of getting wrapped up in emotions or situations.

The verses of the song reflect on memories and the pain of separation. Kidd Voodoo reminisces about the times when the relationship was good, and how he misses certain aspects of being with his former partner. There's a sense of confusion and indecision as he ponders whether the breakup was the right choice, and whether there's a possibility of reconnection. The repeated line 'Vuelve si quiere' volar, una zeta pa' enrolar' implies an invitation to come back and share a moment of escape, possibly through smoking together, which is a shared intimate experience they had.

However, there's also an acknowledgment of the partner's independence and the realization that they might not need him as much as he thought. The song touches on themes of possessiveness and jealousy, as well as the difficulty of moving on when feelings are still strong. The artist's personal growth is hinted at with the line 'Tú no era' tú y yo no era cantante,' suggesting that both have changed since their time together, and perhaps those changes are part of the reason they are now apart.