Camuflaje' is a colloquial form of "camuflaje," meaning "camouflage." It's an interesting word because it's not commonly found in everyday pop songs, making it stand out.
In the lyrics, "Cero camuflaje', no compro personajes" (Zero camouflage, I don't buy into characters), the artists are expressing a desire for authenticity and honesty in a relationship. They want someone real, without pretense or hidden intentions, which adds a deeper layer to the song's theme of moving on from an ex.
Have you ever found that the best way to get over an old flame is to spark a new one? In "Ex," Mau y Ricky and La Joaqui explore this exact idea. The song is a direct plea to a new love interest: "Dame un beso para olvidarme de mi ex" (Give me a kiss to forget my ex). It's all about leaving the drama of the past behind and focusing on the powerful chemistry of the present moment. The singers aren't just looking for a simple distraction; they feel a real connection, saying, "esto es nuevo, pero es mucho más que sex" (this is new, but it's much more than sex).
This isn't a sad song about a breakup. It's a confident and playful anthem about moving on and recognizing your own worth. La Joaqui sings about the ex who "nunca me supo entender" (never knew how to understand me) and celebrates that her new partner sees what the old one missed. The song suggests that a powerful new connection can be magical, even restoring a belief in love that was lost. It's a fun, danceable track about the healing power of a perfect kiss.