Camilo’s “La Difícil” is a playful chase song. Picture a late-night encounter straight out of a TV novela: it is past midnight, sparks fly, yet the mysterious girl with no name decides to keep her number a secret. Camilo sings from the perspective of a smitten guy who is sure the attraction is mutual. He teases her for acting tough and pretending not to care, even though her body language — trembling when they lock eyes and daydreaming of future kisses — gives everything away.
Beneath the catchy rhythm lies a familiar story of modern flirtation: missed calls that never existed, the agony of not having someone’s contact, and the “hard-to-get” game that only intensifies desire. Camilo’s lyrics blend confidence, humor, and a pinch of frustration as he urges his crush to drop the façade and admit what they both feel. The song is essentially a musical wink, celebrating that electrifying moment when two people know they like each other but still enjoy the suspense of the hunt.