Poesías means "poems" or "poetry". It's an interesting and somewhat unexpected word in the context of a reggaeton song, especially one as explicit as "Reggaetonn Champagne".
The song refers to Bellakath as "la chica de las poesías" (the girl of the poems). This is a playful, ironic nickname given the song's raw and direct lyrical content, creating a humorous contrast that makes the word memorable and intriguing. It hints at a deeper, perhaps satirical, layer to the artist's persona.
This song is a wild ride! It's a duet between two of Mexico's most outspoken reggaeton artists, Bellakath and Dani Flow, and they hold nothing back. The whole track is a super direct and explicit conversation about hooking up. The chorus, "Reggaetón, champagne," sets the scene perfectly: it's all about a hedonistic party vibe, mixing street-style reggaeton with a touch of luxury.
Both artists get straight to the point with what they want. Dani Flow invites a girl to spend a weekend with him, while Bellakath delivers what might be the most famous lines in the song. She calls it a poem, starting with "Qué bonitos ojos tienes, quiero chuparte el pene" [What pretty eyes you have, I want to suck your penis] and then hilariously adds, "Con todo respeto, espero no te moleste" [With all due respect, I hope you're not bothered]. It's this mix of extremely graphic lyrics and funny, blunt delivery that made the song a massive hit. They both describe exactly what they like, with Bellakath proudly stating she can be both a "puta" [whore] and a "princesa" [princess]. It's a song that celebrates being totally open about your desires.