Jaque mate literally translates to "checkmate," a term from chess. It's an interesting and less common phrase to find in song lyrics, especially in this context.
In the song, the line "Te doy jaque mate en la cama" (I give you checkmate in bed) uses the chess term metaphorically. It implies a complete victory or dominance in a playful, seductive way, suggesting the singer is so captivating that the other person has no move left but to surrender to the moment. This clever use of a strategic game term in a romantic setting makes it particularly memorable.
Get ready for a playful and confident track! In "La Boca," which means "The Mouth" in Spanish, Farina and Arcangel trade verses about a steamy, no-strings-attached affair. The song is all about attraction and skill, with Farina repeatedly daring her lover to "Chequea lo que hago con la boca" (Check out what I do with my mouth).
Farina portrays herself as the exciting "other woman," someone so captivating that she makes her partner forget his main relationship. She boasts about her prowess, using a chess metaphor to declare her dominance: "Te doy jaque mate en la cama / Y en ajedrez la dama se mueve mejor que el rey" (I checkmate you in bed / And in chess the queen moves better than the king). Arcangel responds by confirming he already has a partner but is drawn to Farina because she understands their arrangement is just for fun. Together, they paint a picture of a wild night fueled by champagne and mutual desire.