Rels B, a Spanish artist, invites us to the Balearic Islands in "Balearico," where the sun is hot and life is good. He paints a picture of a relaxed, luxurious lifestyle, but with a down-to-earth twist. Instead of champagne, they're drinking wine, and paella on the boat "sabe mejor" [tastes better]. He's with a Colombian woman who "tiene el sazón" [has the flavor/spice], making her stand out from the rest.
He talks about being a "boss" on the island and how true wealth isn't about how much you earn, but about "no tener responsabilidades" [not having responsibilities]. He's got houses in Mallorca and Medellín and hopes his plans work out, wishing for a daughter who looks like his partner. Rels B also flexes a bit, talking about his rise to pop stardom and how his style is unique, saying "Yo no soy de Miami, yo soy mallorquín" [I'm not from Miami, I'm from Mallorca]. He cherishes his family, health, and money, and enjoys the freedom of life, even if it means calling the dealer sometimes to "amanecemos" [stay up until dawn]. It's all about living genuinely and enjoying the moment, because "mañana quién sabe" [who knows about tomorrow].