Salivar means 'to salivate'. While it might seem like an unusual choice for a romantic song, its inclusion here makes it particularly interesting and memorable.
In the lyrics, the singer describes being so captivated by his love interest's body that he starts to "salivar" (salivate). This visceral, almost primal reaction highlights the intensity of his desire and attraction, making it a unique and enticing word in the context of a love song.
Have you ever been so smitten with someone you just met that you're already dreaming of a future together? That's exactly where Bachata Heightz takes us in "Mesita de Noche"! The singer is completely captivated, saying, "te extraño me fue ayer apenas que te conocía" [I miss you, it was only yesterday that I met you]. He's so into this person that he's already imagining a whole life, even planning to propose "en una carta con amor como lo hace tu niño cuando viene santa cruz" [in a love letter like your child does when Santa Claus comes].
It's a sweet and a little bit intense look at new love. He wants this person to be his "por toda la vida" [for all life], and he's not shy about expressing his desire. He even talks about wanting to give them a kiss "esta navidad" [this Christmas], comparing them to "el arbolito lo mejor el bonito y en mi corazón de boca lo necesito" [the best, most beautiful little tree, and in my heart, I need it from your mouth]. It's clear he's head over heels and can't wait to make this dream a reality!