“Si Tú Me Besas” is Victor Manuelle’s playful, salsa-infused invitation to a kiss so intense it rewrites the rules of gravity. From the very first “Si tú me besas / no prometo devolverte tu boca,” the Puerto Rican-American crooner turns romance into a mischievous negotiation: give me your lips, and I’ll take you beyond the ordinary. He imagines himself as the “ministerio” governing his partner’s secret desires, ready to discover “fórmulas” that keep their mouths locked together while the rest of the world fades away.
The song is a celebration of mutual complicity and fearless passion. Manuelle urges his lover to seal every “espacio,” break the “hielo,” and even “morder la fruta prohibida,” transforming a simple kiss into an unforgettable festival of sensations. With vivid cosmic imagery—“dame el privilegio de viajar hacia el espacio”—he casts the kiss as a ticket to another universe where time stops, lights dim, and only their swirling dance of lips and rhythm remains. In short, it’s a cheeky, high-energy reminder that the right kiss can make the entire world spin around two people brave enough to lose themselves in the moment.
Víctor Manuelle is a Puerto Rican salsa singer celebrated as El Sonero de la Juventud. Born in New York and raised in Isabela, Puerto Rico, he was mentored early by Gilberto Santa Rosa and broke through in the mid-90s with sleek, romantic salsa.
A pillar of salsa romántica, he has scored many Tropical Airplay No. 1s and remains a fixture on Latin charts. His career spans 30+ years with high-profile collaborations and multiple GRAMMY and Latin GRAMMY nominations. Expect smooth vocals, dance-ready arrangements, and lyrics made for learning real Spanish through music.