Ever wished you could order love like a favorite dish? In “Mesero,” Dominican reggaeton sensation Chris Lebrón turns the bar into a bittersweet restaurant of memories. Singing to a puzzled waiter, the narrator frantically scans the menu, hoping to find his ex-lover’s kisses listed between bottles of rum and late-night snacks. Each request for “una dosis de ella” reveals how deeply he’s hooked; even the most expensive drink would be a bargain if it could bring her back to his table.
The song sways between playful wordplay and raw desperation. Lebrón’s upbeat reggaeton groove masks a heart on the verge of breaking as he pleads for help: “¿Cómo voy a borrarla del corazón?” He can’t erase the sensual images dancing in his mind, and every refusal from the waiter feels like another stab of loneliness. “Mesero” is a catchy, dance-ready reminder that no matter how lively the rhythm, longing for someone who’s gone can leave you thirstier than any cocktail ever could.