This is a love song from a guy who freezes up. He admits he spends whole nights thinking about her, and he isn't even sure she knows his name: "Si sabrás que existo" [If you know I exist]. When she's standing right in front of him, "A mí no me sale nada" [Nothing comes out of me], so he hands the job to someone else. He asks Cupid for "un paro", Mexican slang for a favor or a hand, and then asks the moon to talk to her about him.
Everyone warns him that "eres mala" [you're bad], and he doesn't care at all, as long as she kisses him. The chorus is the whole plan: "Dame un piquito" [Give me a little peck]. A piquito is a quick kiss on the lips, and he'll take one "aunque no sientas nada" [even if you don't feel a thing]. It's a little desperate, and a little funny. Listen for "güey" in the second verse, the Mexican word for dude or guy: he wishes he were "el güey que te hace sonreír" [the guy who makes you smile].