VITAMINA Lyrics – Jombriel, DFZM

VITAMINA Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The singer is talking to a girl he hasn’t seen in a long time. He’s so eager to see her that he buys a motorcycle just to reach her faster. Things have changed now, and he’s moving fast in life, both literally and figuratively. He even brought her from Esmeraldas to Medellín, suggesting a luxurious lifestyle. The last line hints that she’s really into him and wants to be with him.

[Verse 1]
The artist is saying he’s changing the game and bringing new styles to the music scene. He tells his producer to increase the reverb as he’s about to go all in. He’s confident in his talent, even when freestyling. Many people are waiting for his next hit. He also talks about being in control, referencing a courtroom where the impatient girl is waiting for proof. Now that he’s an artist, he doesn’t have to run errands anymore. He warns others not to test his patience, or they’ll regret it.

[Chorus]
He claims to have something powerful, like “kryptonite,” that affects people, especially women. He refers to himself as a kind of “vitamin” for them, meaning he excites or energizes them. When he’s involved, people act differently, and his presence causes a reaction. He also mentions how others get annoyed when they see him leading the way. The repetition of the lines emphasizes his confidence and dominance in the game.

[Verse 2]
He tells a girl to take “vitamin” and dance for him, encouraging her to move sensually. He boasts about his skills in pleasure and confidence in satisfying her. He compares their interaction to breaking a piñata, meaning it’s exciting and intense. He mentions famous Latin artists like Eladio Carrión and Sebastián Yatra, showing his versatility. He flexes his success, wealth, and how his music is making an impact. He acknowledges that people criticize his changes, but he’s focused on progress. He’s making money while others struggle. He talks about trying new things and how women go crazy when they see him, reinforcing his appeal and growing fame.

[Chorus]
Similar to the first chorus, he emphasizes that he has “kryptonite,” meaning a powerful attraction over women. He compares himself to a “vitamin,” suggesting he gives them energy or excitement. When he’s around, people react in different ways—some admire him, while others feel jealous or frustrated. The repeated lines reinforce his confidence and growing influence in the music scene.

[Verse 3]
He takes a pause to reflect on what’s happening around him. Sometimes he gets aggressive or reacts strongly, and he doesn’t always think before speaking. He admits that ideas come naturally to him, and he doesn’t force them. He’s waiting for the right moment to make his move, but then sarcastically suggests he’s just playing around.

[Refrain]
He’s focused on improving himself and making sure people feel his energy. He wants to bring excitement, power, and adrenaline to his music. He mentions burning calories, which could mean he’s putting in hard work or making people dance. He reassures that he’s serious when he steps into the recording booth, emphasizing his passion and dedication to his craft.

[Chorus]
Once again, he repeats the idea that he holds power and influence, especially over women. His presence causes reactions—some get excited, while others feel upset or jealous. The lines reinforce his confidence, energy, and the effect he has on people.

[Outro]
The outro is more of a shoutout to the artists involved and their movement. They declare they’re making history with their music and breaking the usual patterns. They mention Colombia and Ecuador, highlighting their roots and representing their culture. They acknowledge their team and affirm that they’re consistently putting out hits. The last line repeats “Vitamina,” emphasizing the song’s central theme of energy, attraction, and dominance in the music industry.