“Me Tiene Mal” is Paulo Londra’s playful confession that he’s head-over-heels for a girl who has completely hijacked his thoughts. From the very first “Hey, nena te necesito,” the Argentine rapper paints himself as a lovesick hero stumbling through real-life magic: he blushes “a lo tomate,” memorizes her favorite books, and would even surrender a whole liter of Fernet just to win her over. Every verse circles back to the same obsession: he can’t study, can’t relax, and definitely can’t stop replaying the way she walks.
Under the upbeat reggaetón groove, the lyrics capture that universal feeling of craving someone so intensely that the rest of the world fades out. Paulo mixes humor with sincerity—calling her a laser-eyed enchantress, half heroine and half heart-thief—while admitting he’s stuck in the friend zone and desperate to break free. In short, the song is an energetic ode to crushing hard, where love feels both exhilarating and a little torturous, leaving the singer joyfully dazed and deliciously “mal.”