Huyamos is a powerful command that means "let's flee" or "let's escape". It comes from the verb huir (to flee) and carries a sense of urgency and romance that you don't get from the more common vámonos (let's go).
In the song, the artist sings, "Vámonos de aquí, huyamos a otro lugar" (Let's get out of here, let's escape to another place). He uses this dramatic word to invite his love to run away with him, leaving their problems behind for a new life together. It perfectly captures the song's theme of young, rebellious love.
In “Nena Ven,” Tornillo paints a vivid picture of a fiery, late-night romance where a self-proclaimed “malo” (bad boy) falls head-over-heels for a girl he sees as his good-hearted opposite. From the very first line he compares her shining eyes to the moon, calling her his fortuna and the reason for his locura. The song captures the thrill of sneaking out, the tension of strict parents, and the rush of feeling “complete” when you finally find the person you have been searching for.
Beneath the sensual imagery—white sheets, burning kisses, breathless moments—lies a promise of protection and loyalty. Tornillo vows to guard her, run away with her, and love her “hasta que la muerte” (until death). Mixing tender devotion with rebellious swagger, “Nena Ven” celebrates young love that is both playful and intense, daring listeners to embrace passion even when the world tries to keep them apart.