Ana Cañas’s TODXS, joined by the rapid-fire rhymes of rapper Sombra, feels like an open-air block party where love, desire, and justice groove in the same beat. Right from the opening lines she lists everything she believes in—poetry, the beauty of a night out, freedom of faith, and above all love—then dives into a sensual celebration of bodies in motion. The smells, tastes, and textures of intimacy are painted so vividly that the sheets sweat and the walls drip, turning erotic pleasure into a bright act of faith.
When Sombra steps up, the track morphs into a rally cry. He raps about battles won and lost, bridges built where grudges once stood, and the moment hate surrenders to love. Equality is the rule, women fight eye to eye, and every soul’s reaction can spark change in the crowd. “TODXS” ends up as a bold, playful manifesto that invites everyone to believe, feel, and act together—no one left out, all hearts on the dance floor.