Bellaqueamo' is a colloquial and somewhat explicit term derived from the word bellaqueo, which refers to flirtatious, sensual, or sexually suggestive behavior. The apostrophe at the end indicates the omission of the 's' from 'bellaqueamos', a common practice in informal spoken Spanish.
In the context of the song, it means "we got freaky" or "we engaged in sensual acts." The line "Bellaqueamo' hasta que amaneció" (We got freaky until dawn) clearly implies a night of intense intimacy, making it a very direct and enticing word for a song about a passionate encounter.
Get ready for a steamy and confident track! "Te Gustó" is all about a passionate night that the singer can't get out of his head. He's completely hooked, or "juqueao'", on a woman after a secret meeting in a hotel. The lyrics are a direct message to her, reminding her of their intense connection and trying to convince her to meet again. He's sure she enjoyed their time together just as much as he did, singing, "No te hagas, yo sé que te gustó" (Don't pretend, I know you liked it).
The song paints a picture of a clandestine and fiery affair. The singer describes waiting outside her house, wanting to see her again for more intimate moments, which he calls "bellaqueo," a slang term for fooling around. He dismisses her ex-boyfriend and confidently states that their connection is a shared "necesida'" (need). It's a bold and seductive song about pure physical desire and the memory of a night so good, he's desperate to repeat it.