WANDA

Quevedo's song 'WANDA' is a vibrant and passionate expression of desire and assertiveness in the face of romantic competition. The lyrics, delivered with the rhythmic flair characteristic of reggaeton, tell the story of someone who is captivated by a woman's dance ('perreando') and is determined to win her over, despite her current partner. The protagonist is confident, declaring that the other man is no match for him ('ese bobo no juega mi liga'), and he is ready to offer her the attention and treatment he believes she deserves.

The song's title, 'WANDA,' is a direct reference to Wanda Nara, an Argentine media personality known for her high-profile relationship with footballer Mauro Icardi, which began controversially while she was married to Icardi's former teammate Maxi López. This reference is used metaphorically to suggest a love triangle and the allure of forbidden romance. The protagonist sees himself as Icardi, the one who ultimately wins Wanda's affection, implying a sense of victory and conquest.

The lyrics also touch on themes of escapism and intimacy, as the protagonist invites the woman to leave the noisy environment to talk in a quieter place ('Hablemos solos que aquí hay mucho ruido'). This suggests a desire for a deeper connection beyond the physical attraction, as well as the willingness to make sacrifices for her ('Por ti, vendo mis cadenas'). The song encapsulates the intensity of attraction, the thrill of the chase, and the confidence in one's own allure, all set to the infectious beat of reggaeton.