YO Y TÚ is a steamy reggaeton fantasy where Ovy On The Drums, Quevedo and Beele turn a simple night out into a potential love story. The narrator begins as someone who “siempre había singa’o”— he’s used to casual flings. Yet the moment he feels his partner’s back against his chest on the dance-floor, everything changes. He is no longer just perreando for fun; Cupid has struck, and now he envisions waking her with kisses and maybe even whispering an “I love you.”
The lyrics paint a slow-motion movie of sweaty club lights, a rolled Phillie in hand, and bodies moving bien pegado in the VIP corner. Sensual details — biting lips, asking “Do you like it?” — blend with genuine emotion as he looks up to the sky and begs that this moment never ends. What starts as raw attraction blossoms into dreaming about a future together. It’s a celebration of how a single dance and a spark of desire can flip the script, turning late-night chemistry into the first chapter of something deeper and sweeter.