Elixir Kadupul Lyrics – Beny Jr & El Guincho | from “SAMURAI II”

Beny Jr & El Guincho’s SAMURAI II dropped like a switchblade in the fog yesterday—December 29 via Nuevo Rico—and “Elixir Kadupul” is that sticky, low-riding lure, where broke dreams and siren curves tangle in a haze of honeyed regret.

This cut, second on the blade-sharp tracklist, is Beny’s street poetry over El Guincho’s warped wizardry—courtesy of co-producers Bak and Joseph McCue—with bubbly synths bubbling like cheap champagne and trap snares snapping like unspoken truths. It’s reggaeton-drill hybrid at its most intimate: “Elixir desprende de su olor” wafts like forbidden perfume, while Beny spits about flying low (“No tengo pa’l Lambo ni pa’l Ford”), scorched hearts, and a girl with Ariel waves and a mermaid sway who’s got him ghosting phones.

Thematically, it’s that push-pull of desire and dodge—curing zero-degree feelings, no flowers or flexes, just raw pleas like “Si quieres mi cora, tú solo pídelo.” The “Pa-pa-pah” refrains hit like coded Morse for late-night escapes, blending vulnerability with that unapologetic Badalona edge. Teased in snippets on Beny’s Insta last week, it blew up overnight, fans dissecting the Chanel-Balmain flexes as metaphors for mismatched worlds.

SAMURAI II sharpens the first blade from ’21, a 17-track sequel clocking 50 minutes of cultural katana work—fusing Spanish trap, UK drill grit, and El Guincho’s experimental flairs into a borderless brawl. Opener “Samurai II (Jack)” sets the samurai swagger, then it’s “Khedira & Özil” nodding soccer legends over bass quakes, “Lotus Emira” cruising luxury lows, “HFG (High Fashion Girl)” for the glossy chases, and closers like “Desespera Y Yo” twisting the knife on fleeting highs. No massive guest list this round; it’s duo-deep, recorded in Barcelona hideouts post their ’24 tour haze, doubling down on themes of elusive glory, love’s low blows, and reclaiming the shadows. It’s less party starter, more midnight manifesto—proving their alchemy turns hood hymns into global cuts.

Beny Jr, the Catalan firebrand who clawed from underground cyphers to festival co-signs, and El Guincho, the Canarian beat alchemist flipping flamenco into future sounds, are locked in evolution mode. Four years after Samurai’s cult grip (that “Maldito” still slaps on playlists), this sequel lands them at peak synergy—sold-out Madrid spots last fall, viral TikToks stitching their flows to car vids, and whispers of a ’26 world run. It’s them owning the in-between: not quite kings, but slicing deeper than before.

Dive into the Elixir Kadupul lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other SAMURAI II tracks for more of Beny Jr & El Guincho’s razor-edged reggaeton vibes.