Aguacero is a colorful noun that means a sudden, heavy rainstorm.
In the lyric "Si el calor es de noventa, el aguacero es de cien" Bad Bunny flips the idea of cooling rain into a metaphor for passion that’s even hotter than the heat itself. The vivid weather imagery makes this word memorable and perfect for learners looking to expand their vocabulary beyond everyday terms.
Bad Bunny gets straight to the point in "Aguacero," a song about a passionate and purely physical relationship. He opens with some very direct lines, telling his partner exactly what he wants. The whole vibe is a mutual agreement between two people who know what they're getting into. He lays it all out with the line, "Porque yo soy un cuero y tú también" (Because I'm a player and you are too), making it clear they're on the same page and just there to "pasarla bien" (have a good time).
But even with this casual setup, he throws in a funny warning. He tells her to "dale easy, easy" (take it easy, easy) because "sabes que soy pisci' / Y enamorarme es bien fácil" (you know I'm a Pisces / And falling in love is very easy for me). It's a playful twist where he admits he might catch feelings, but follows it up with a confident boast: "Pero olvidarme es difícil" (But forgetting me is difficult). The song's title, which means "downpour," comes from a metaphor for their intensity: "Si el calor es de noventa / El aguacero es de cien" (If the heat is ninety / the downpour is one hundred).