Quemao' is the colloquial way of saying quemado, which means "burnt". This is a common shortcut in Caribbean Spanish where the 'd' sound between two vowels is often dropped.
In the song, Pitbull describes himself as "Coco quemao'", or "burnt coconut". This is a playful slang expression that could mean he's a bit crazy or just very tan from his Miami lifestyle. It's a perfect example of the colorful, creative slang you'll find in reggaeton music.
Por Favor is a flirty, bilingual dance track where Pitbull and the ladies of Fifth Harmony turn simple politeness into irresistible seduction. Jumping between English and Spanish, they show that a well-placed please (or por favor) can open any door. Pitbull starts the conversation with cheeky questions and playful puns, while Fifth Harmony answers back, setting playful boundaries that only make the chase hotter. The song’s Latin rhythms and quick-fire exchanges feel like a night out in Miami where every compliment lands to the beat.
Behind the catchy chorus lies a lighthearted lesson in respect: ask nicely, wait your turn, and you might just get that kiss you’re after. It is a celebration of confident flirting, cultural fusion, and the power of courteous words—even when the rest of the lyrics turn up the heat. By the final “por favor,” both sides have danced around each other with humor, charm, and just enough sweetness to keep listeners hitting replay.