El Ataque de La Chica Cocodrilo (part. Hombres G)

Morat's song "El Ataque de La Chica Cocodrilo," featuring Hombres G, is a playful and intriguing narrative that delves into the complexities of attraction and self-perception. The lyrics paint a picture of ordinary individuals who don't see themselves as particularly attractive or extraordinary. They describe themselves as neither too much nor too little, just average people navigating the social scene. This sets the stage for the encounter with the mysterious 'Chica Cocodrilo' (Crocodile Girl), who becomes the focal point of the song.

The 'Chica Cocodrilo' is a metaphorical figure representing a captivating and somewhat dangerous allure. The lyrics describe how she bites, symbolizing a sudden and impactful attraction that catches the protagonist off guard. This encounter happens in a discotheque, a setting often associated with fleeting romances and superficial judgments. The protagonist's reaction to the 'Chica Cocodrilo' is a mix of fascination and confusion, as he repeatedly questions her actions and their effect on him. This reflects a common theme in relationships where initial attraction can be both thrilling and bewildering.

The song also touches on themes of self-image and confidence. The protagonist admits to not finding himself particularly handsome but acknowledges his charm and quirks. Despite his self-doubt, he receives attention, as evidenced by the numerous letters and phone calls he gets. This juxtaposition highlights the often irrational nature of attraction and how it can defy one's self-perception. The 'Chica Cocodrilo' thus serves as a catalyst for the protagonist to reflect on his own desirability and the mysterious ways in which attraction works.