Perverso directly translates to "perverse" or "wicked". While this word can have negative connotations, in reggaeton it's often used to describe an attitude or style that is irresistibly rebellious and edgy.
In the song, Bad Bunny talks about a girl with a "flow demasiado de perverso" (an overly perverse flow), admiring her captivating and dangerously alluring vibe. It’s the perfect word to describe a style that breaks the rules in an attractive way.
This song is a straight-up party anthem from two of reggaeton's biggest stars, Colombia's J Balvin and Puerto Rico's Bad Bunny. The whole vibe is about getting a little wild and mischievous on the dance floor. The chorus is a playful warning: "Vamos a hacer maldades... Baby, cuidao por ahí / Que eso se te sale" (Let's get into some trouble... Baby, be careful over there / Because that's about to pop out). It's a flirty invitation to let loose, suggesting someone's dancing so hard their outfit might not be able to handle it.
Both artists trade verses admiring a woman who commands attention. J Balvin gets very descriptive, saying she's so attractive it's almost overwhelming: "Eso ahí atrás nos tiene confusos / Mami, deja ya el abuso" (That back there has us confused / Mommy, stop the abuse). Bad Bunny is just as direct, telling her, "Tú tienes un flow demasiado de perverso" (You have a flow that's too perverse). It's a confident, high-energy track made for the club, all about attraction and the fun of a night out.