Tóxico is Samuraï’s fiery shout-out to every love that feels more like snake venom than a sweet embrace. The French artist, singing in Spanish, paints a picture of a relationship trapped in an endless winter, where passion quickly flips to poison and calm moments are rare. Each line drips with dramatic imagery — snakes, poison, disasters, roaring flames — showing two people locked in a dance of attraction and destruction. Rather than keep patching the cracks, the singer prefers to burn it all down and start over, refusing to stay silent or shrink herself for someone who keeps asking if she will “mess up.”
Under the loud guitars and urgent beat lies a message of self-preservation: recognize toxicity, walk away, and reignite your own spark. By the end of the song, the blaze becomes a symbol of freedom; it is better to watch the past go up in flames than to let it freeze your heart from January to December. Samuraï turns heartbreak into a fierce anthem that pushes listeners to choose themselves, even if it means setting the whole story on fire.