“Videos” is a playful reggaeton confession where Rauw Alejandro and Álvaro Díaz celebrate a secret digital flirtation that has crossed into real-life chemistry. The girl in question matches their own ninfo (nympho) energy, sending provocative videos of herself, “tocándose” (touching herself), solely for Rauw’s eyes. She loves to tease, heating things up through the screen before meeting in person, and she refuses to share this side of her with anyone else. The lyrics paint her as confident, mischievous, and fully in control of her sensuality, while Rauw revels in being her exclusive audience.
At its core, the song captures the thrill of private desire in the social-media age: the excitement of late-night DMs, the rush of forbidden content that must stay “callao” (quiet), and the electrifying promise of what happens once the cameras turn off. “Videos” blends catchy urban rhythms with playful explicitness, making it both a dance-floor banger and a cheeky ode to modern intimacy.