Get ready for a song that's a total party on the surface, but has a broken heart beating underneath! In "YAMAME," Tito Double P sings about a wild lifestyle filled with late-night calls, smoking marijuana, and endless parties. He repeats the phrase "Ya mamé, me enfiesté otra vez," which is Mexican slang for something like, "I messed up, I partied again." It sounds like fun, but the singer reveals he's actually trying to escape his feelings.
Despite the party scene, the song is really a plea to a former lover. The singer is filled with longing, repeatedly begging, "Llámame si me quieres ver" (Call me if you want to see me). He admits he's been "bien loco" (really crazy) and "bien triste" (really sad) since this person left. He can't forget their intimate moments, and the partying is just a way to cope with the pain of a broken heart.
JesĂşs Roberto Laija GarcĂa, known by his stage name Tito Double P, is a rising Mexican rapper and singer-songwriter from Tepic, Nayarit, who grew up in Culiacán, Sinaloa. Emerging on the music scene in 2023, Tito has quickly gained recognition for his impactful contributions to regional Mexican music and corridos tumbados.
As the cousin of renowned artist Peso Pluma, Tito has not only collaborated on several tracks but also written key songs in Peso Pluma's discography. His debut album, IncĂłmodo (2024), showcases his unique style and storytelling, debuting at number 20 on the US Billboard 200 and topping both the Top Latin Albums and Regional Mexican Albums charts. Known for blending traditional influences with contemporary urban sounds, Tito Double P is a fresh voice shaping the future of Mexican rap and corridos.