Wake-up texts, late-night temptations, and a game of lyrical hide-and-seek… In “Dímelo Al Revés” Mexican pop-rock icon Gloria Trevi wakes up to a pleading message from someone who can’t stand being ignored. She answers with a mischievous dare: “Say it backwards and maybe I’ll give in.” What follows is a playful tug-of-war between desire and self-control, set against the promise of staying up together “todo el amanecer.” Every beat is a flirtatious negotiation: he wants company, she wants proof that his words mean something more than routine seduction.
Behind the catchy hook lies a relatable battle. Gloria admits she is “de las que se enamora,” yet she also feels empowered to set the rules. His touch scrambles her cool composure, colors shift, and the song’s repeated sunrise motif hints at surrendering to love as daylight breaks. It is a joyful, slightly rebellious reminder that choosing passion can feel endless like “infinito,” but the smartest lovers still move “despacito,” step by step. Whether you are learning English, Spanish, or the language of love, this track invites you to decode affection one playful lyric at a time.