Fugaz is a poetic word that means 'fleeting' or 'brief', describing something that happens very quickly and disappears.
In the song, the artist describes a romantic encounter as a "viaje fugaz" (a fleeting trip). This suggests their time together is short and spontaneous, but also exciting and memorable.
Learning 'fugaz' is great for adding a touch of drama and beauty to your Spanish, perfect for describing everything from a shooting star (estrella fugaz) to a moment you wish could last forever.
"La Bebe (Remix)" is pure, late-night Mexican reggaeton heat built for the club. Yng Lvcas and Peso Pluma team up to trade verses about picking up a girl in a Mercedes-Benz and dancing so close the room hits a thousand degrees. Right from the jump, Lvcas drops modern slang with "Manda la ubi, paso por ti" [Send your live location, I'll pick you up], where ubi is short for ubicación (location pin on your phone). The hook revolves around a simple demand: she just wants him to turn the music up so she can drop low ("Pa' que baile hasta abajo la bebé" [So the baby dances all the way down]) after drinking a couple of bottles together.
Peso Pluma jumps on the remix with his unmistakable raspy voice, leaning into the chaos of a messy party romance. He brags about a girl who insists her current relationship is already broken anyway ("Tranqui, que la relación está rota" [Relax, the relationship is broken]) while the smell of Chanel perfume fills the air. Between references to cruising in an AMG and blunt lines like "Bailamos pegados / Como perros pegados" [We danced stuck together / Like dogs stuck together], the track leans hard into sweaty, fast-moving nightlife with zero filter.