In "LOKITA," Mora tells the story of a passionate and spontaneous encounter from a man's point of view. The narrator playfully insists that he's not to blame for what happened, singing, "Te juro que yo no hice nada, fue ella solita" (I swear I didn't do anything, it was all her). He claims the woman goes "loquita" (crazy) for him and that after a few drinks, things escalated naturally until they were "taking off our clothes."
The lyrics suggest this isn't just a physical connection. The narrator mentions that the woman was in a previous relationship where she felt neglected, and he is the one who gives her the attention she craves. He describes her as his "loca mía" (my crazy girl), suggesting a possessive but affectionate bond. He sees himself as the one who understands her and comforts her when she arrives feeling sad or "empty."