VOODOO

Myke Towers' song 'VOODOO' delves into the theme of irresistible attraction and the feeling of being under someone's spell. The lyrics express a deep infatuation with a person who seems to have a magical hold over the singer, akin to voodoo. The repeated line 'Solo tú' emphasizes the unique power this person has to quell the singer's restlessness, suggesting a connection that is both exclusive and intense.

The song weaves a narrative of longing and desire, with the singer pleading for the attention and presence of the one he loves. References to luxury and success, such as the Bentley and the Fendi swimsuit, hint at a lifestyle of opulence, but they also serve to underscore the idea that even amidst wealth and fame, the singer's happiness hinges on the affection of this special person. The comparison to Tom Brady and the mention of 'siete sortijas' (seven rings) allude to the pinnacle of achievement and commitment, further highlighting the depth of the singer's feelings.

The use of 'voodoo' as a metaphor for the control and influence this person has over the singer's emotions is central to the song. It suggests a sense of enchantment and an inability to escape the allure of the beloved. The song captures the essence of being so captivated by someone that their absence leaves a void, and their presence is as necessary as a guiding light ('Dame luz'). The yearning for a fresh start ('comenzar de nuevo') despite being aware of the potential for heartache ('Juré que no caería en su juego') conveys the complexity of a love that is both intoxicating and potentially destructive.