Alucinando translates to "hallucinating" or "dreaming". It's a vivid and somewhat dramatic word that immediately grabs attention, suggesting a state beyond normal perception.
In the song, Paulina Rubio uses it to describe feeling so overwhelmed by a new, intense connection that she questions if what she's experiencing is real. She sings, "Creo estar alucinando" (I think I'm hallucinating), conveying the intoxicating and almost surreal nature of her feelings for someone who is making her change.
“Algo Tienes” is Paulina Rubio’s playful confession that sometimes friendship can’t contain the chemistry bubbling underneath. The Mexican pop queen describes the electric jolt she feels when she sees someone who used to be “just a friend.” His hypnotic stare flips her world upside-down, sending her imagination racing with daydreams of kisses and late-night flights of passion. Every “pau pau” is a musical heartbeat, showing how hard her heart pounds whenever he’s near.
Rubio’s lyrics capture that dizzy moment when you realize you want much more than casual hangs. She celebrates the rush of desire—feeling bold enough to shout it out loud, yet still waiting for him to notice the sparks. It’s an upbeat anthem about letting go of fear, embracing the thrill of newfound attraction, and learning a whole new “forma de amar” (way to love) in the process.