Cositas De La USA feels like a postcard from Maluma’s jet-setting life. Fresh off a trip to the United States, the Colombian superstar boasts about bringing his crush las cositas (little treats) she loves – think designer clothes, luxury getaways, and daring surprises. Yet beneath the flash lies playful confession: he is “not a bad guy,” but her magnetism could make him cross any line. The song captures that reckless thrill of rekindling an old flame, where shared secrets, spicy photos, and a history that “COVID couldn’t erase” keep pulling two people back together.
With flirtatious Spanish slang and a reggaetón groove, Maluma paints a vivid scene: renting a hidden glamping spot near Medellín, dodging social-media radars, and surrendering to passion far from prying eyes. It is equal parts love letter and naughty proposition—celebrating bold desire, lavish generosity, and the irresistible pull of a “mistake” you are happy to repeat.