Sornerito is a diminutive of 'sornero', meaning sly or cunning. The playful '-ito' ending softens the word, making it sound more mischievous and flirtatious than truly deceptive.
In the song, the artist suggests "Vamos a hacerlo sornerito, usted y yo" ("Let's do it sneaky, you and me"), using sornerito to propose something done quietly and secretly, just between the two of them.
In "SORNERITO," Colombian artist Blessd sends a direct and passionate message to someone he desires. The song is an invitation to a secret, or sornerito, encounter, filled with playful and sensual language. He describes an intense physical attraction, comparing his desire to a "fever" that only she can cure. He's so captivated by her "enchanting eyes" that he's willing to meet her anywhere, whether in secret or in public.
Throughout the song, Blessd plays with his own stage name, admitting, "I'm blessed, but not a saint" (Soy bendito, pero no santo), to emphasize his more worldly intentions. He's not just flirting; he's asking for clarity, wanting to know if their connection is just physical or something more. The lyrics blend raw desire with a touch of romantic obsession, creating a bold and straightforward reggaeton track about wanting to reconnect with a lover.