Instinto (feat. La Joaqui y Dysbit)

Kidd Voodoo's song 'Instinto,' featuring La Joaqui and Dysbit, delves into the raw and unfiltered emotions of desire and attraction. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a passionate encounter, driven by instinct and a deep, almost primal connection. The repeated line 'Se me sale el instinto' (My instinct comes out) underscores the uncontrollable nature of these feelings, suggesting that the attraction is so powerful it overrides rational thought. This theme is further emphasized by the imagery of dancing and the physicality of the relationship, highlighting the visceral and immediate nature of their connection.

The narrative unfolds through a series of encounters and missed connections, adding a layer of complexity to the relationship. The protagonist reminisces about past moments, such as the first kisses in an Audi A7, and laments the loss of contact with the object of their desire. This sense of longing and the chase is a central theme, as the protagonist grapples with the unpredictability and elusiveness of their partner. The lyrics 'Perdí el número 'e tu cel y ya no te dejas ver' (I lost your number and you don't let yourself be seen) capture the frustration and yearning that come with this kind of intense, fleeting connection.

Cultural references and street-smart language add authenticity and depth to the song. The mention of 'nena gangster' and the juxtaposition of 'nene bueno con la nena e' calle' (good boy with the street girl) reflect a blend of different worlds and backgrounds, adding richness to the narrative. The song's urban setting and the use of colloquial expressions create a relatable and immersive experience for the listener, making the emotions and scenarios depicted feel real and immediate. Through its exploration of instinct, desire, and the complexities of modern relationships, 'Instinto' offers a raw and compelling look at the human experience.