Ombliguito is the diminutive form of ombligo (belly button), meaning "little belly button." Diminutives in Spanish often add a sense of endearment or smallness.
In the song, Pitbull sings, "El loquito Armandito te da un besito en tu ombliguito" (Crazy little Armando gives you a little kiss on your little belly button). This playful and slightly suggestive use of the word makes it memorable and adds a touch of flirtatiousness to the lyrics, making it more engaging than a simple, common word.
"Quiero Saber" is a flirty, party-ready track where Pitbull, Prince Royce, and Ludacris trade lines about wanting to see someone again. The hook says it plainly: quiero saber cuando te volveré a ver, "I want to know when I'll see you again."
Each artist brings his own angle. Pitbull keeps things playful and a little cheeky, Prince Royce sings the romantic hook, and Ludacris raps his verse mostly in English, name-dropping and boasting the way he does on his own records.
It's a song about chasing a good night and wanting it to happen again, not a deep heartbreak ballad. Expect club energy, teasing wordplay, and a mix of Spanish and English throughout.