Travesuras directly translates to "mischief" or "pranks". It's a playful word often used to describe the harmless antics of children, but it takes on a much more flirty meaning in this song.
In "Bella Y Sensual", the singer promises to make travesuras "hasta el amanecer" (until dawn), using this charming word to suggest a night of fun, playful romance, and excitement. It perfectly captures the song's competitive yet lighthearted tone.
Imagine three superstars rolling up to the same woman and turning flirting into a friendly, high-stakes competition. That is the entire premise of "Bella Y Sensual." Romeo Santos, Nicky Jam, and Daddy Yankee spot someone so gorgeous she seems "sobrenatural" [supernatural], and they decide that one of them has to win her over. Romeo sets the stage by introducing all three contenders: one comes from the streets with pure swagger, another is a wild guy with twenty tattoos driving a Lamborghini, and the third is Romeo himself: "el chico de las poesías" [the poetry boy] who brings serenades and sweet talk.
Each artist pitches his own brand of charm. Nicky Jam plays the daring bad boy, joking that "Romeo te habla bonito y Yankee tiene a Yamilet" [Romeo speaks pretty to you and Yankee has Yamilet—a nod to Yankee's classic track] while promising late-night mischief. Then Daddy Yankee steps in with cocky punchlines, boasting "aquí no hay liga" [there's no competition here] and declaring himself the pound-for-pound champion in the ring. The best part is the sheer confidence: Yankee tells her that while he is the top choice of the trilogy, whichever guy she picks, "te ganas la lotería" [you win the lottery].