Volando literally means "flying." While it's a common word, its use in this song is particularly evocative and interesting.
In the lyrics, Ronald Borjas sings, "Besas tan bien que me dejas volando" (You kiss so well that you leave me flying). This phrase beautifully conveys a feeling of euphoria, lightness, and being swept off one's feet by a kiss, making it a memorable and enticing word choice.
Get ready to swoon with Ronald Borjas and Nelson Arrieta's "Besas Tan Bien (En Vivo)"! This song is a passionate ode to an incredible kisser, and it's clear from the start that the singer is completely smitten. He's so thankful, saying "sigo todo sin quejas gracias a dios" [I continue everything without complaints, thanks to God] because of this person.
The lyrics are all about the intoxicating power of a kiss. He describes her mouth as "qué bella tu boca tanto está capone mi vida loca" [how beautiful your mouth is, it's taking over my crazy life] and her kisses as a "regalo" [gift]. Even if he wanted to escape, he couldn't, because "besas tan bien que me dejas volando" [you kiss so well that you leave me flying]. He even admits, "me tocas muy bien tengo que confesarlo" [you touch me very well, I have to confess it]. It's a fun, flirty, and deeply appreciative song about being completely swept away by someone's amazing kisses!