Ketamina

In 'Ketamina,' Yoss Bones delves into the intoxicating and addictive nature of love, using vivid metaphors to describe the overwhelming emotions that come with it. The title itself, 'Ketamina,' refers to ketamine, a powerful anesthetic known for its dissociative effects. By comparing her lover to ketamine, Yoss Bones suggests that this person has a similarly potent and disorienting impact on her, making her feel both euphoric and out of control.

The lyrics paint a picture of a love that is both enchanting and toxic. Phrases like 'Eres como toxina' (You are like a toxin) and 'Envenena to' mi cuerpo' (It poisons my whole body) highlight the dual nature of this relationship. While the love she feels is exhilarating, it also has a dark, almost dangerous side. This duality is further emphasized by her description of feeling 'loquita, tonta' (crazy, foolish) and constantly checking her mailbox, indicating an obsessive longing for her lover's attention.

Yoss Bones also touches on the addictive quality of this love. She sings about becoming 'adicta' (addicted) to her lover's eyes and kisses, suggesting that her feelings are not just emotional but almost chemical in their intensity. The repeated plea for a kiss to 'desahogarnos' (relieve ourselves) underscores the idea that this love is a powerful, almost physical need. The song captures the essence of a love that is all-consuming, leaving her both exhilarated and vulnerable, much like the effects of ketamine itself.