Suplico means "I beg" or "I implore". It's a strong verb that conveys a deep sense of desperation and earnestness, going beyond a simple request.
In the song, the singer repeatedly uses this word, saying "muchas veces te suplico que me des una respuesta" (many times I beg you to give me an answer). This highlights his intense emotional state and his desperate plea for clarity in his relationship, making it a very impactful and memorable word.
Get ready to move with Jossie Esteban's "Ya Todos Lo Saben"! This song is all about a love that everyone knows about, even if the person who gave that love is now pretending not to remember. Our singer is completely smitten, declaring, "Que no puedo estar sin ti" [That I can't be without you] and "El amor que tú me diste, piénselo a quererte así" [The love you gave me, think about loving you like this].
He's feeling a bit crazy from this love, saying, "Me estoy volviendo loco y ya todos saben" [I'm going crazy and everyone already knows]. He's begging for answers, wondering why he's so enamored, because "un hombre enamorado no pierde la cabeza" [a man in love doesn't lose his head]. It seems like there's a secret he's been keeping, and he remembers a day when his love said they loved him, but now they "no recuerda nada" [don't remember anything]. It's a fun, high-energy track about a love that's an open secret, even if one half of the couple is trying to deny it!