Hola (feat. Eladio Carrion) [explícita]

Tokischa's song 'Hola (feat. Eladio Carrion) [explícita]' delves into the complex dynamics of a relationship fueled by substance use and desire. The lyrics depict a scenario where the protagonists reach out to each other while under the influence of drugs and alcohol, suggesting a connection that is intensified, or perhaps only enabled, by intoxication. The repeated 'Hola, soy yo llamándote otra ve'' (Hello, it's me calling you again) signifies a cycle of returning to one another, despite the acknowledgment that the memories may not even last until the next day due to their altered state of mind.

The song also touches on themes of emotional damage and the struggle to move on. Tokischa mentions a heart left 'jodío' (messed up) and a sense of emptiness that her partner tries to fill with others, yet fails. The line 'lo que no sirve, se bota' (what doesn't work, you throw away) reflects a decision to discard what is no longer beneficial, even if the temptation to reconnect remains. Eladio Carrion's verse adds another layer, expressing a desire to rekindle the relationship before moving on to someone new, comparing the completeness he feels with his partner to Thanos with his gem—a reference to the Marvel character's quest for fulfillment through power.

The song's explicit content and raw portrayal of a toxic relationship underscore the messy, often painful reality of love and lust intertwined with substance abuse. It's a candid look at how the highs of drugs and the highs of passion can create a volatile mix, leading to a cycle of longing and regret. Tokischa, known for her bold and unapologetic style, uses her music to explore the gritty aspects of life and relationships, often with a touch of dark humor and stark honesty.