Carla Morrison’s “Un Beso” is a playful confession of irresistible attraction. The singer describes her crush as both “bueno y maldito” – good yet dangerously tempting. She is so captivated that she dreams of whisking this person away to a place where no one can forbid their warmth or love. Each chorus turns that feeling into a mischievous plan: she will “steal” a kiss, even “kidnap” the one she desires, all in the name of tasting just a cucharadita de tu miel (a teaspoon of your honey).
The lyrics mix tenderness with bold determination, painting love as a thrilling adventure. Phrases like “eres la ilusión que yo persigo” (you are the dream I pursue) show deep admiration, while the repeated “yo te voy a robar un beso” gives the song its cheeky, almost rebellious spark. Overall, “Un Beso” celebrates the electrifying moment when longing becomes action – when affection is so strong that even a single stolen kiss feels like the greatest treasure.