Love It
Rels B Lyrics

Love it, love it, love it, love it
The singer really enjoys something and finds it lovable and appealing.

Love it, love it, love it, yeah (loving you)
The singer is explicitly indicating that the thing they love is loving the person they are singing to.

Amo todo lo que tengo (yes, sir)
The singer is expressing appreciation for everything they have and using the Spanish phrase 'Yes, sir' to emphasize this gratefulness.

Lo amo tanto que lo pierdo (oh shit)
The singer loves something so much that they fear losing it and express shock with the interjection 'oh shit.'

Mami, no soy como ellos (na')
The singer is addressing someone with a term of endearment and telling them that they are different from others with the slang interjection 'na.'

Pago la cena y el hotel con dinero negro
The singer is revealing that they pay for expensive things with illegally obtained money.

Hoy me contesta y mañana no (call me)
The singer's love interest sometimes responds and sometimes does not, and the singer requests the person to call them.

Es porque me entrego demasiado (oh)
The singer believes that their love interest is not always responsive because they give too much and express surprise with the interjection 'oh.'

Si no le como el culo, si no le compro ramos
The singer suggests that if they do not do certain things, like oral sex or buying flowers, their love interest will not contact them.

Seguro que mañana me llama y follamos (fuck)
The singer believes that their love interest will call the next day and they will have sex, expressing excitement with the swear word 'fuck.'

No quiere ser de nadie (no)
The singer's love interest does not want to be with anyone else, rejecting the idea with the interjection 'no.'

Ella es la dueña, ella es la alcalde (wah)
The singer is describing the person they love as in charge and powerful with the sound effect 'wah.'

Mira qué piernas, dame otro baile (dance)
The singer is complimenting the person's legs and asking for another dance.

Quiero que miren que miren y rabien (ah shit)
The singer wants other people to see them together and feel envious, expressing it with the exclamation 'ah shit.'

Ya sé que eres cerrada
The singer knows that the person they love is conservative or not open-minded.

Que eres muy fuerte y que puedes ser mala
The singer knows that the person they love is resilient and can be tough if necessary.

Pero es que me gusta madura
The singer likes mature women who are experienced and confident.

Me gusta difícil, me gustas sin nada, baby
The singer likes challenges, and they like the person they are singing to because they do not need material things.

Amo que no quieras a nadie (yes, sir)
The singer likes that the person they are singing to is not interested in anyone else, emphasizing this with 'yes, sir.'

Amo que te quieras a ti (love it)
The singer likes that the person they are singing to loves themselves, using the same expression as the title, 'love it.'

Déjame que tenga un detalle (wuh)
The singer is asking the person they love to allow them to do a kind gesture, expressing the sentiment with 'wuh.'

Quiero que te fijes en mí (ajá)
The singer wants the person they love to take notice of them, agreeing with themselves with 'ajá.'

Mami, ya no soy de la calle (nah)
The singer is addressing the person they love with a term of endearment and letting them know they are not living a street life anymore with the slang interjection 'nah.'

Ya estoy fuera, mejor así
The singer is emphasizing that they are out of trouble and in a better situation currently.

Todo eso que no hice por nadie (oye)
The singer wishes to do everything for the person they love that they have never done for anyone else and highlighting this with the interjection 'oye.'

Te aseguro que lo haría por ti (yeah)
The singer is reassuring the person they love that they would do anything for them with the affirmative 'yeah.'

Si quieres nos vamos pa' los ecuadores (uh)
The singer is suggesting going somewhere like Ecuador, emphasizing it with the sound effect 'uh.'

A bailar Bachata y a cantar canciones (yes)
The singer is indicating that they should go and dance and sing Bachata with the same affirmative 'yes' as before.

Lejos de esta mierda, lejos de tensiones (oh)
The singer wants to get away from negative situations, highlighting their desperation with 'oh.'

Lejos de la envidia y de las tentaciones
The singer wants to avoid envious people and temptation for negative things.

Hagamos familia, ya somos mayores
The singer wants to start a family with the person they love, acknowledging that they are adults now.

Ya sé que has estado con hombres peores (bah)
The singer knows that the person they love has been with worse men, dismissing it with the interjection 'bah.'

Pero no es mi culpa que fueran cabrones
The singer is accepting that the person they love's past is not their fault and is expressing that past partners were not good people.

Tú no vales eso, tú vales millones, mami (wuh)
The singer believes the person they love is valuable and significant, emphasizing this with the sound effect 'wuh.'