Poquito A Poco Lyrics in English by DEKKO

Bellaqueando comes from the word bellaquear, which is a slang term often used in reggaeton and urban music. It generally refers to flirting, messing around, or engaging in playful, often suggestive, behavior.

In the context of this song, the artist sings, "Oh, tú sigue bellaqueando," which implies that while he is healing from the breakup, his ex is out there still "bellaqueando" or engaging in flirtatious activities. It's an interesting word because it captures a specific cultural nuance of modern Spanish slang, especially in music.

Have you ever felt completely broken after a breakup, like a guitar without strings? That's the feeling DEKKO captures in "Poquito A Poco." He sings about feeling defeated and weak, admitting he was left shattered by the end of a relationship where he gave his all. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of heartbreak, from going crazy thinking about his ex with someone else to feeling like the best version of himself only exists in old photos.

But this isn't just a sad song! The title, which means "little by little," is the key to its hopeful message. It's a powerful anthem about the slow and steady process of healing. While he tries to forget by drinking, partying, and even using music as therapy, the real cure is time. He's learning to let go and promises that, poquito a poco, he's getting better and will no longer need the person who broke his heart.