"Tokyo" is a song by Jhay Cortez, a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter. The song is included in his debut studio album "Famouz" released in 2019. The lyrics of "Tokyo" reflect on heartbreak and the emotional pain that comes with it. It talks about how the singer constantly thinks about the person he loves, unable to get them out of his mind. He expresses his desire for that person to reciprocate his feelings and be with him, regardless of the time or circumstances. The chorus of the song asks the person if they will fall in love with the singer. The phrase "Dime si tú te enamoras" translates to "Tell me if you fall in love." The singer wants to know if the person he loves will eventually have the same feelings for him. In the second verse, the singer mentions that he doesn't care about societal norms, saying that being single is no longer fashionable. He compares his love to a wedding cake, emphasizing his desire to make the person his partner. The lyrics also mention singer Cardi B and her remix of the song "Toda," relating it to the idea of not playing games or making empty promises like others. The singer wants a genuine and deep connection. The last verse acknowledges that the person has changed the singer's life, comparing it to rolling a joint ("enrole") but the person lighting it up ("lo prendiste"). The singer expresses frustration that the person no longer brings joy or happiness like before. Overall, "Tokyo" explores the theme of unrequited love, heartbreak, and the desire for a deep and genuine connection with someone. The lyrics convey the singer's emotions and his longing for the person he loves.
