Lunar literally translates to "mole" or "beauty mark". It's a specific and intimate word that stands out because it describes a unique physical characteristic, making it quite personal and memorable.
In the song, the artist sings, "Y me vuelve' loco con tu lunar" (And you drive me crazy with your beauty mark). This line highlights how a small, distinctive feature can be incredibly captivating and a source of attraction, making the word both interesting and enticing in the context of a romantic song.
Morena is an upfront party track built entirely around the heat of the dance floor. US producer duo Play-N-Skillz team up with Nicky Jam and Justin Quiles to chase after a brunette beauty (morena usually refers to a woman with brown skin or dark hair). The chorus gets right to the point: "Morena, ven a mí, tengo una curiosidad / Si como tú lo baila', así lo haces de verdad" ("Brunette, come to me, I have a curiosity / If the way you dance is how you do it for real"). The singer compares her rhythm to ocean tides with "tienes ese oleaje" ("you have that wave swell"), demanding she dance until their feet literally ache ("hasta que duelan los pies").
The verses drop any polite pretenses. Nicky and Justin offer up luxury treats like Dom Pérignon champagne ("Coge la Dom Péri y destapa") and Japanese sake from Osaka to convince her to sneak away from the crowd. One of the cheekiest lines jokes that her kisses quench his thirst like premium bottled water: "Pa' mí que viene de Fiji tu boca / Beba, porque tus besitos me hidratan" ("To me, your mouth comes from Fiji, baby, because your little kisses hydrate me"). It is bold, loud club flirting from start to finish.