Levitar means 'to levitate'. It's a cool, almost magical word that you won't find in many songs.
In this track, Beele uses it to describe the incredible, out-of-body feeling he gets with his love interest. He sings, "Si lo hacemos, empiezo a levitar" (If we do it, I start to levitate), using this powerful image to convey a sense of ecstasy and weightlessness that is truly unforgettable.
Ever tried to play it cool after a breakup, only to fail completely? That's the whole mood of this song by Colombian artist Beéle. He opens by admitting he's losing the game of pretending he doesn't miss someone: "Estoy jugando a que no te extraño y estoy perdiendo" [I'm playing a game of pretending I don't miss you, and I'm losing]. He even tries drinking to forget his feelings, but says they're both "en un vaso de agua nos estamos hundiendo" [drowning in a glass of water], which is a great way to say a small problem feels huge.
Despite the pain, he's incredibly hopeful. He's convinced that even if destiny separated them once, "Siempre habrá una segunda vez" [There will always be a second time]. He's frustrated that the other person is ignoring him, asking "¿por qué me ignoras?" [why do you ignore me?], but he's still waiting for them. The simple, direct English chorus, "I miss you," makes his feelings totally clear.