Bellaquita is a very informal and somewhat vulgar slang term, primarily used in some Caribbean Spanish-speaking countries, particularly Puerto Rico. It's derived from bellaquear, which means to flirt in a suggestive or sexual way, or to be horny.
In the context of the song, it's used to describe a woman who is sexually aroused or acting in a provocative manner, as in "Y tĂş bien bellaquita brincando encima de mĂ-Ă" (And you, very horny, jumping on top of me). It's a word that adds a raw, explicit, and very street-level tone to the lyrics, making it memorable for its directness and cultural specificity.
In "Hablando Claro," which translates to "Speaking Clearly," De La Ghetto and Lyanno get straight to the point. The song is a direct and passionate message to a woman they can't forget. They recall vivid memories of their intimate time together, painting a picture of a powerful physical connection. The lyrics are filled with compliments about her beauty, comparing her to a "diosa" (goddess) with caramel eyes and the body of a model.
The singers aren't shy about their intentions. They want more than just a brief encounter, or a "quickie." They describe a luxurious lifestyle with sports cars and leather seats, and they make it clear that their time with this woman was far more exciting than what she experiences with her current boyfriend. The song's title is its central theme: being frank and open about intense desire and unforgettable passion.