Antojo translates to "craving." While it's commonly used for food, like a sudden craving for chocolate, it takes on a more passionate meaning in music.
In this song, J Balvin sings "Hace rato tengo antojo de ti" (I've been craving you for a while). He uses this powerful word to express an intense, almost irresistible desire for someone, making it much more than a simple want. It's a perfect word to describe a deep yearning.
Sigue is a bilingual party anthem that unites Colombian reggaeton powerhouse J Balvin with England’s chart-topping troubadour Ed Sheeran. Over a hypnotic reggaeton beat crafted for late-night dance floors, the two artists trade Spanish and English lines that celebrate chemistry, confidence, and the thrill of moving together under flashing lights.
At its core, the song is a playful invitation: keep going, keep dancing, keep the energy high. Balvin’s verses shower his partner with bold compliments and mischievous promises, while Sheeran slips in flirty English bars that echo the same desire to stay lost in the music. The repeated command “Sigue” (“keep going”) captures the track’s spirit of non-stop fun — a carefree night filled with perreo, drinks, and unfiltered attraction where the only rule is to follow the rhythm and enjoy the moment.