Besarnos — To kiss each other

Besarnos is the infinitive verb "besar" (to kiss) with the reflexive pronoun "nos" attached, meaning "to kiss each other" or "to kiss us."

While "beso" (kiss) is common, the conjugated form besarnos is more specific and active, highlighting the mutual action of kissing. In the song, it's used in the line "Besarnos una vez y otra vez," emphasizing the repeated, passionate act of kissing between two lovers. It's a direct and intimate invitation that sets the romantic tone of the song.

Manuel Medrano, the amazing Colombian artist, brings us a song that's all about that exhilarating feeling when you just can't stop thinking about someone! He sings, "Siento que no te he dejado de pensar" [I feel like I haven't stopped thinking about you] ever since that first moment. It's that sweet spot where you know, deep down, that being with this person would just feel right.

He's totally smitten, especially by their eyes, calling them "perfectos" [perfect]. It's clear he's ready to take things to the next level, thinking "ya es hora de empezar algo en serio" [it's time to start something serious]. And what does he want? Well, he's not shy about it! He dreams of kissing, making love, and touching "una y otra vez" [again and again], wanting to feel their skin next to his over and over. It's a beautiful, passionate declaration of wanting to be with someone completely and endlessly.

Manuel Medrano is a talented Colombian singer, songwriter, and musician born in Cartagena in 1987. Starting his musical journey with a guitar he received as a consequence of failing a school year, Manuel began writing songs at the age of 16, blending romantic melodies with diverse Latin American influences.

Since his breakthrough with hits like "Afuera del planeta" and the viral "Bajo el agua," Manuel’s soulful pop music has captivated audiences across Colombia and beyond. Signed to Warner Music, he won two Latin Grammy Awards in 2016, including Best New Artist and Best Singer-Songwriter Album, confirming his place among Latin America’s most enchanting voices.

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