Exótico (feat. Zion Hwang)

Yeferson Cossio's song 'Exótico (feat. Zion Hwang)' delves into the themes of clandestine relationships and the thrill of the forbidden. The lyrics describe a scenario where the protagonist receives a late-night message from a woman who is seeking a secret and passionate encounter. The repeated line 'Un mensaje de noche' sets the stage for a story that unfolds under the cover of darkness, where societal norms and rules are temporarily suspended.

The song's narrative suggests a relationship that is purely physical, with no strings attached, as indicated by the lines 'En el día no, yo no quiero amor' and 'Pero cuando cae el Sol se pierde el control.' The woman in the song is portrayed as someone who is in a committed relationship, as hinted by 'yo sé que no está soltera,' but is seeking excitement outside of it. The use of the word 'exótico' in the context of the song could refer to the allure of something or someone different and exciting, which in this case is a tattooed individual or someone of a different cultural background, as suggested by the mention of a 'Coreano exótico.'

The song also touches on the idea of secrecy and discretion within these encounters. The lyrics 'esto no sale de este cuarto' emphasize the importance of keeping their actions private. The contractual nature of their rendezvous, 'Hasta las cinco va el contrato,' implies a clear boundary and understanding that their relationship is temporary and confined to the night. Overall, 'Exótico' explores the human desire for novelty and the excitement that comes with breaking the rules, all while highlighting the complexities of desire and secrecy.