Complace means "pleases" or "satisfies." While it might seem like a common word, its repeated use in this song highlights a central theme of fulfilling desires.
Kevin Roldan uses it to emphasize his readiness to satisfy his partner's every wish, singing "Y yo le hago to' lo que la complace" (And I do everything that pleases her). This word captures the essence of the song's focus on pleasure and gratification, making it an engaging choice for learners.
Get ready to feel the heat with Kevin Roldan's "PPP" featuring Zion & Lennox! This song is all about pure, unadulterated desire and a commitment to pleasure. The title "PPP" is a playful abbreviation for "puesto para darte placer" [ready to give you pleasure], and the lyrics make it clear that the singer is always ready to fulfill his lover's fantasies.
He declares, "Hoy tú eres mía, sí / Baby, de noche y de día" [Today you are mine, yes / Baby, by night and by day], emphasizing his devotion to her satisfaction. The song is full of confident boasts about how he makes her feel, like when he says, "Se pone loquita cuando me ve en la Tv" [She goes crazy when she sees me on TV]. It's a high-energy track about intense attraction, physical connection, and a night (or day!) of passion, with lines like "Tu boquita me domina / Tú y yo bailando en una esquina" [Your little mouth dominates me / You and I dancing in a corner] painting a vivid picture of their chemistry.