“Me Gustas Me Gustas” is Regulo Caro’s playful love letter to the woman who turned his world upside down. From the very first line, the Mexican singer admits that meeting her is “lo mejor que ha pasado,” the best thing that has ever happened to him. He does not mind being called cursi (corny) because every sweet word seems to work its magic on her. The repeated hook “Chiquita bonita, me gustas, me gustas” feels like an affectionate nickname shouted over lively guitars, turning the song into an infectious chant of flirtation and gratitude.
Caro paints himself as an ordinary man whose greatest treasure is his sincerity. He celebrates qualities that go deeper than appearances, praising her “ternura en el alma” instead of her waist size and marveling that she even fell in love with him despite his poverty. By promising to shout “te amo” wherever he goes, the singer transforms everyday devotion into a grand romantic gesture. The result is a feel-good anthem that reminds listeners that genuine affection, humility, and a catchy melody can make even the simplest “I like you” unforgettable.