Goteras feels like a late-night voice message that swings between sensual fantasy and bruised heartbreak. Omar Montes and JC Reyes paint the picture of a lover who can’t get someone out of his head or his bed. He dreams of making love, wakes up thinking about the same thing, and swears he would “die” if she leaves. The chorus repeats this obsession like a heartbeat, while the verses mix luxury-club bravado, street slang, and vivid bedroom snapshots. Beneath the swagger you can hear vulnerability: he tried to win her back, she moved away, and now his sleepless eyes “have leaks” — those goteras are the tears that keep slipping out.
In short, the track is a cocktail of reggaetón heat and trap-style confession. It contrasts flashy diamond chains and wild nights in the disco with quiet moments of regret, showing how desire and loss can spill over at the same time. Every beat invites you to dance, yet every lyric reminds you that even the toughest heart can spring a leak when love starts dripping away.