Alguien Me Gusta is the confession of a secret crush wrapped in the bittersweet sounds of Colombian música popular. Jessi Uribe sings as a man who is hopelessly drawn to someone already taken. He knows “mil maneras para enamorarte,” yet his sense of honor keeps him silent, so he leans on liquid courage instead. Each shot of tequila lowers his defenses and tempts him to dial her number, imagining that she would “vendrá corriendo” if he called. The melody balances playful bravado with aching restraint, painting the picture of that familiar party moment when love, loyalty, and alcohol collide.
Behind the catchy chorus lies a relatable tug-of-war: heart versus conscience. The narrator fantasizes that, in his mind, she is “mía y de nadie más,” but reality reminds him she is promised to another. Listeners feel the tension grow with every emptied bottle until he finally vows to reveal everything “cuando ya no quede ni una copa más.” It is a song about unspoken desires, impulsive courage, and the painful clarity that arrives when the music slows and the glasses run dry.