Sonroja means 'blushes' or 'turns red'. It's a sweet and evocative word that paints a picture of shyness or embarrassment, often in a romantic context.
In the song, the lyric "Se sonroja si se moja" (She blushes if she gets wet) uses this word to suggest a playful and intimate moment. It implies a reaction to excitement or pleasure, making it an interesting and memorable word that hints at the song's sensual themes without being explicit.
FloyyMenor and Gabito Ballesteros bring us a track all about a passionate, on-again, off-again relationship. Our singer is wondering if this special someone is going to come back to him or if she's going to leave things in the past, asking, "Nena, déjame saber si tú piensas en volver / O lo dejas en la nada" [Baby, let me know if you're thinking of coming back / Or if you're leaving it at nothing].
It sounds like she's been upset, maybe crying, because her makeup ran and "manchó toda la almohada" [stained the whole pillow]. But despite any drama, there's a strong connection. He's confident she likes him, even if she doesn't say it, singing, "Yo le gusto y no lo dice, pero es obvio" [She likes me and doesn't say it, but it's obvious]. The song is a playful, direct invitation to just go for it and not overthink things, especially with lines like, "Si tú quieres conmigo, y yo quiero contigo / No tenemos conflicto / No lo pienses, solo vente" [If you want with me, and I want with you / We have no conflict / Don't think about it, just come].