VITAMINA Lyrics (English Translation) – Jombriel, DFZM

VITAMINA (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone with a mix of nostalgia and confidence. The artist talks about reconnecting with a woman after a long time, even saying he’d buy a bike just to see her. He emphasizes how much he’s changed, now covered in tattoos and living differently. He’s speeding towards her, showing his determination. The mention of bringing her from Esmeraldas to Medellín suggests a grand gesture, possibly to impress her. The last line hints at her strong attraction to him.

[Verse 1]
This verse talks about how the artists have changed the game and elevated their music. They mention switching up beats, adding reverb, and staying unpredictable. Jombriel takes pride in his freestyle skills and the anticipation from fans waiting for his signature sound. The courtroom reference suggests a metaphorical judgment, possibly about a woman’s impatience for him to prove something. The last lines highlight their transition from hustling to becoming successful artists while warning others not to test them.

[Chorus]
The chorus is all about dominance and confidence. The artists compare themselves to “kryptonite,” implying they weaken their rivals. Meanwhile, they describe themselves as a “vitamin” for women, suggesting they bring energy and excitement. The repeated lines emphasize how their presence causes a reaction—people either admire them or get jealous. Flexing their success and style makes others mad, reinforcing their superior position in the game.

[Verse 2]
This verse is playful, energetic, and full of bold statements. The artist encourages a woman to “take her vitamins” as a metaphor for having the energy to dance and enjoy herself. He boasts about his ability to excite and satisfy women, using a mix of flirtation and brash language. He describes a woman who is both tough and sweet, enjoying both romantic and street-style music. Then, he shifts to discussing his success, pointing out that people now criticize him for changing, but it’s only because he’s winning. He makes money while others take losses, proving his dominance. The mention of smoking and letting the woman try it suggests indulgence in a carefree, lavish lifestyle. The verse ends with a confident declaration that women go crazy whenever they see him.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the theme of power and influence. The artists reaffirm their impact on their rivals and their attraction to women. They compare themselves to kryptonite, making enemies weak, while being a “vitamin” that energizes women. The repetition of these lines drives home their status and the reactions they provoke when they step into the spotlight.

[Verse 3]
This verse reflects on the artist’s thoughts and mindset. He asks for a moment to process what’s happening, acknowledging that he sometimes has violent impulses. He describes how ideas come to him naturally, almost without effort. Rather than forcing anything, he waits for the perfect moment to act. It’s a brief but introspective look into his creative process and emotions.

[Refrain]
Here, the artist talks about the respect and recognition he receives. People treat him better because they feel his energy, his presence, and his influence. He describes the excitement and adrenaline that comes when he performs, comparing it to burning calories—suggesting his music makes people move. He reinforces that when he steps into the studio, he means business, and his music isn’t just for fun; it carries weight.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus emphasizes the artist’s influence over others. They bring something powerful to the table—something that makes rivals frustrated and women drawn to them. Their presence commands attention, and their success sparks envy. The repetition keeps this message strong and memorable.

[Outro]
The outro serves as a closing statement, hyping up the artists and their music. They celebrate their success, calling themselves “Young Rapper” and claiming they are making history. They shout out their team and origins, highlighting their connections to Colombia and Ecuador. They proudly state that they’re “breaking the rules,” pushing boundaries, and staying true to their game. The final lines reinforce their consistency, promising to keep dropping hits and staying at the top.