Kamasutra

Wampi's song 'Kamasutra' delves into the intense and passionate memories of a past relationship. The lyrics are a vivid recollection of the physical and emotional connection shared between the artist and his former lover. The repeated lines, 'Mami, yo sé que te haces la que no me conoces, pero yo sé que no se te olvida,' highlight the tension between the present distance and the unforgettable past. This refrain underscores the idea that despite outward appearances, the memories of their intimate moments remain vivid and inescapable.

The song is rich with explicit imagery and metaphors that convey the depth of their physical relationship. Phrases like 'cuando lo hacíamos en to'a las poses' and 'házmelo duro y maltrátame' emphasize the raw and unfiltered nature of their encounters. These lines not only describe the physical acts but also hint at a deeper emotional connection that was expressed through their physicality. The use of social media references, such as meeting on Instagram, adds a modern twist to the narrative, making it relatable to contemporary listeners.

Wampi also touches on themes of self-worth and uniqueness in relationships. Despite not having material wealth ('no tiene carro ni moto, ni mucho dinero tampoco'), he asserts that his former lover will not find the same connection with anyone else. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Pero tú puedes estar segura que como yo nadie te va a mamar el toto.' The song's candid and unapologetic tone reflects a sense of confidence and authenticity, characteristic of Wampi's musical style. Through 'Kamasutra,' Wampi captures the essence of a passionate, unforgettable love that lingers in memory, despite the passage of time and changes in circumstances.