Mojando Asientos is a sensual, nostalgia-soaked postcard to a past relationship. Maluma and Feid trade memories of Medellín nights filled with guaro (aguardiente), shared smoke, and steamy make-outs in the car that literally left the seats “mojados.” The singers admit that the love story hit some bumps, yet every line shows how vividly those carefree adventures still live in their minds. From cruising down to the 301, hanging out in Envigado, to sneaking off after concerts, each local reference paints a picture of two young lovers who mixed passion with mischief and made the city their playground.
Behind the swagger, the track is really about longing and what-ifs. Maluma keeps asking if his ex will think of him when someone else touches her skin, while Feid insists they “find a way” to fix what went wrong. The chorus is a playful invitation to rewind time and relive those unforgettable nights—proof that even worldwide superstars can’t outrun the pull of a first, electrifying love. The title sums it up perfectly: it’s messily romantic, a little risqué, and impossible to forget.