“Llévame” is a joyful love-letter where the singer begs her partner to carry her away to the places that really matter: the warm rhythm of his skin, the sweetness of his kisses, the depth of his gaze. With images of moonlit parties and carnival-like emotions, Monsieur Periné turns everyday affection into poetry, promising to share every discovery and wander the world side by side. The repeated chorus — “y la próxima vez que te vayas, te vas conmigo” (and the next time you leave, you’re leaving with me) — is both playful vow and gentle demand, showing a love so strong it refuses to be left behind.
The song’s bilingual sprinkle of French, its upbeat swing-influenced arrangement, and its vibrant Colombian spirit all underline the central idea: true love feels like freedom. Two perfect accomplices dance through life, each inspiring the other like fire and moonlight over the sea. It’s an invitation to turn love into a never-ending adventure, to make every step a celebration, and to ensure that wherever one heart goes, the other joyfully follows.