Have you ever been so stuck on someone that you just can't get them out of your head? Jhayco's "Tokyo" is all about that feeling! He's heartbroken and constantly looking at a photo of this person, saying, "Yo no te veo con otro" [I don't see you with anyone else]. He feels drained, like a phone battery, because he's always thinking about them: "En mi mente no quieres salir" [You don't want to leave my mind].
He's ready to go all in, asking, "Dime si tú te enamora' de cora'" [Tell me if you fall in love from the heart]. He doesn't care about the time; he just wants to make this person his "señora" [lady]. He even jokes, "Por mí que se joda, por mí que se joda" [For all I care, screw it, screw it], and calls her his "Amorfoda" – a play on words meaning love-hater. He's wondering what's wrong with loving someone and wanting to be with them, even if it's just for a piece of the cake, not the whole wedding! He's clearly obsessed, asking, "¿Qué carajo' me hiciste?" [What the hell did you do to me?]. It's a fun, intense look at being completely smitten.