Moka (part. Fede Dorcaz)

In "Moka," Mariana Ávila, featuring Fede Dorcaz, explores the transformative power of love through vivid and sensory-rich lyrics. The song begins with the narrator in a state of emotional detachment, having stored away her heart to avoid the pitfalls of romance. Her feelings are on "automatic mode," suggesting a life moving too quickly for her to notice the signs of love. This sets the stage for a narrative of unexpected emotional awakening.

The turning point comes with the arrival of a new love interest, whose presence changes everything. The metaphor of "moka" is central to the song, symbolizing the sweetness and richness of this newfound love. The taste of "moka" on the lover's lips becomes a catalyst for the narrator's renewed belief in love. This metaphor extends to other sensory experiences, such as the "café" of the lover's hair and "caramel" eyes, painting a picture of an intoxicating and irresistible attraction.

The song captures the intensity and excitement of falling in love, with the narrator expressing a desire to turn back time and savor these moments. The repetition of "papara" adds a playful and rhythmic element, emphasizing the joy and spontaneity of the relationship. The lyrics also highlight the idea of complementarity, with the lover possessing a "recipe" that completes the narrator. This suggests a deep connection and compatibility, making them the "couple of the year." Through its vibrant imagery and catchy melody, "Moka" celebrates the rejuvenating and exhilarating nature of love.