"CHULX" feels like an after-midnight chat where both sides lay their cards on the table. Lia Kali’s smoky vocals and Eladio Carrión’s laid-back flow create a playful push-and-pull: I can love you hard, but only for a minute; please don’t fall for me. From the very first line she begs for a hug strong enough to survive the goodbye she knows is coming, admits she gets bored quickly, and even confesses she might say whatever you want to hear just to keep the vibe alive. Eladio answers with equal honesty, acknowledging that his delays and mixed signals leave her hanging in limbo. The catchy hook – “Chula, no te enchules de mí … Chulo, no te enchules de mí” – is a bright neon warning flashing in both directions.
Under the flirtatious surface, the song calls out empty swagger and broken promises. It asks what good money, likes, or good looks are when you can’t keep your word or show love to family. Nostalgic lines about perfect profile pictures reveal how easily passion slips through our fingers. In the end “CHULX” is an anthem of self-awareness and healthy boundaries: dance, enjoy the spark, but keep your heart buckled in because this ride is strictly temporary.