Lucero literally translates to "bright star" or "morning star." It's a beautiful and poetic word that evokes imagery of light and guidance.
In the song, it's used to describe someone lost "como un lucero perdido en la soledad" (like a bright star lost in solitude). This metaphor adds a touch of melancholy and longing, making the word stand out and creating a vivid image for the listener.
Have you ever been completely captivated by someone's dancing? Ronald Borjas's "Te Recordé Bailando" [I Remembered You Dancing] is all about that feeling! He's walking by the sea, and suddenly, he's transported back to a moment where he saw this person dancing in "esa ropa tan sensual" [that sensual clothing]. He couldn't stop looking, and now, he's just wishing and imagining that moment over and over.
He describes a "mirada seductora que me eleva" [seductive gaze that lifts me up] and how her kisses make him "pierda la cabeza" [lose his head]. It's a song filled with longing and a vivid memory of someone's captivating moves. He keeps repeating, "así se ve bailando" [that's how she looks dancing], almost like he's trying to conjure her back into existence. He just wants her to "quédate conmigo que la fiesta está comenzando" [stay with me, the party is starting] and dance with him!