BUENOS AIRES is a sultry late-night postcard from Puerto Rican super-producer Tainy and his partners in crime, Mora and Zion. The lyrics paint the scene of a woman who is fed up with being policed by a jealous ex, so she slips away into the narrator’s world of after-hours freedoms. Between steamy sunrise views and coffee-brown eyes, the song celebrates that electric moment when two people decide to ignore every outside voice and just live in the now.
Wrapped in reggaetón drums and whispered invitations, the chorus turns into a spontaneous getaway: “Vámonos first class para Buenos Aires.” Buenos Aires is more than a destination; it is a symbol of escape, luxury, and starting fresh. Time is the only enemy, so the lovers cram every thrill into one endless weekend, laughing at whatever “los terceros” might think. In short, the track is an anthem for breaking free, grabbing your passport, and letting desire set the itinerary.