Majo Aguilar turns flirtation into a playful challenge in “Un Ratito.” The Mexican singer brushes off her friends’ warnings that this love interest is all talk and no action, and instead focuses on the electric tension she feels. The lyrics paint her as bold and confident: she knows the other person secretly “dies” for her, so she tempts them with a simple offer—come with me for just a little while and see where our chemistry leads. Each chorus becomes a teasing invitation to let go of fear, break a few rules, and admit the feelings that are already obvious.
Beneath the catchy hook lies a message about taking chances. Majo calls out hesitation, promising that a small risk can spark unforgettable moments. The repeated line “Ay, vente conmigo, solo un ratito” highlights her belief that sometimes all it takes is a brief leap of faith to discover something real. The song blends youthful mischief with romantic certainty, making it an upbeat anthem for anyone tired of second-guessing and ready to dive into love—if only for a little while.
María José "Majo" Aguilar Carrillo, born on June 7, 1994, in Mexico City, is a celebrated Mexican singer and songwriter known for blending pop, cumbia, and ranchera genres. Coming from the illustrious Aguilar family, she is the granddaughter of legendary singers Antonio Aguilar and Flor Silvestre, inheriting a rich musical legacy that deeply influences her work.
Majo began sharing her music in 2016, and her first EP, Tributo (2017), honors her grandparents' iconic hits. Signed with Universal Music Mexico, her music combines traditional Mexican sounds with contemporary styles, showcased in her EP Soy (2019) and her debut studio album. Her single "No voy a llorar" reached number one on Billboard Mexico's Popular Airplay chart, further establishing her as a leading voice in modern Mexican music.