Bellaco is a Spanish slang term that can mean 'rascal', 'rogue', or 'scoundrel'. It often carries a playful, mischievous, or even slightly rebellious connotation, implying someone who is clever and perhaps a bit of a trickster.
In the song, the artist says, "Soy un bellaco, a la ve' un Romeo y Julieta" (I'm a rogue, and at the same time a Romeo and Juliet). This line is particularly interesting because he contrasts the 'bellaco' persona with the romantic 'Romeo', suggesting a complex character who is both street-smart and passionate. It's a word that adds a unique flavor to his self-description.
"JotaBé" is a flamenco-urbano party anthem about drowning a heartbreak in whiskey. The hook names the drink itself (J&B) and turns getting drunk into a ritual: phones off, coffee brewing for the hangover, one more shot before sunrise.
The verses shift from that breakup into swaggering flirtation. Daviles de Novelda and Rafa Pabön trade boasts about nightlife, seduction, and not needing anyone's approval, closing out the song with the same "drink it away" chorus that opened it.
It's a song about numbing a bad night with friends, music, and bravado rather than talking through the feeling.