Si Te Pillara marries a pulsating reggaeton groove with raw heartbreak, as Argentine singer Beele vents the jealousy that blooms when rumors of infidelity start circling. He paints a scene where las paredes not only “listen” but even talk, whispering that his girl is seeing someone else. Every verse swings between suspicion and nostalgia: he remembers her body moving to the rhythm, yet now feels her cold distance. The hook, “Si te pillara…” (If I caught you…), repeats like a warning siren, confessing that he would break down if he ever saw her lips on another. Behind the catchy beat lies a vulnerable confession about trust slipping away, love turning into paranoia, and the terror of having a shattered heart returned to its owner. A dance-floor banger on the surface, a diary of doubt and longing underneath.