3van’s new single “DOPAMINA” isn’t just another song — it’s a mirror. He’s looking at himself, the choices he’s made, and the emotions that come with trying to hold everything together while chasing the feeling that keeps him going.
The lyrics tell a story about love, loyalty, and trying not to lose yourself in the process. Lines like “don’t say I don’t hold you down, yeah I picked the weight up, I stayed up” show that need to prove you’re solid even when things get messy. You can feel the tension between wanting to be the person someone needs and fighting off the habits that pull you away.
There’s a deeper meaning behind the word DOPAMINA. It’s that rush you get when you’re in love, when you’re creating, when you’re high on life — or anything else. But 3van questions it all in the hook, wondering if it’s the love that keeps him going or just the feeling of the chase.
When he slides into “ya no quiero fama, solo quiero humo,” it’s like he’s letting his guard down. He’s not chasing attention — he just wants peace, even if it’s temporary. That’s the heart of the record: wanting something real in a world built on moments that fade fast.
The production from 3van and TWC ties it all together — smooth, heavy, and emotional. It gives space for the lyrics to breathe while still keeping that energy that makes the track replayable.
At its core, “DOPAMINA” is about self-awareness. It’s the sound of someone who knows he’s caught between love and lifestyle, trying to figure out which one’s real.
Watch and listen here: https://youtu.be/oMOy5ZHrh5E
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