BESO unfolds like a late-night love confession where ROSALÍA and Rauw Alejandro turn every beat into a heartbeat. The singers paint an addictive push-and-pull romance: “estar lejos de ti es el infierno, estar cerca de ti es mi paz.” Craving “otro beso,” they mix everyday sensuality—scents of tobacco and melon, a lazy Sunday in the city—with sky-high devotion: they would bend time, tie up the heavens, and follow each other anywhere.
Layered over a smooth reggaeton groove, the lyrics celebrate a love that is both playful and ride-or-die. ROSALÍA marvels at Rauw’s god-like dancing and instinctive kissing; Rauw calls her the “infinite exponent,” someone even the moon can’t contain. Their back-and-forth is a musical kiss in itself, reminding listeners that a single touch can flip hell into heaven and make the whole world feel close, no matter the distance.