Tu Tatooaje

The song 'Tu Tatooaje' by Los Verduleros captures a vivid portrayal of infatuation and desire, centered around a tattoo. The lyrics repeatedly express how the tattoo, which the subject got in Camboriu, drives the singer 'crazy' and evokes a deep, passionate response. This tattoo is not just a piece of body art; it symbolizes an intense attraction and serves as a focal point of the singer's affection and desire.

The repeated lines 'Me vuelve loco tu tatoo' (Your tattoo drives me crazy) and 'por vos estoy haku' (for you, I am haku) suggest a transformative effect that the tattoo has on the singer. The word 'haku' in Guarani means 'hot' or 'warm,' indicating a heated emotional state brought about by the sight of the tattoo. This emotional response is further amplified by descriptions of physical closeness and a longing to be part of the tattoo's allure, suggesting a deep connection to the person bearing the tattoo.

Culturally, the song also touches on themes of beauty, sensuality, and the personal significance of tattoos. The setting of Camboriu, a popular beach destination, adds a layer of exotic appeal and possibly a memory of a special moment. The tattoo, therefore, is not just admired for its aesthetic but also cherished as a marker of a memorable experience, making 'Tu Tatooaje' a song about profound attraction and the lasting impact of intimate symbols.