Travesuras directly translates to "mischief" or "pranks". It's a playful word often used to describe the harmless antics of children, but it takes on a much more flirty meaning in this song.
In "Bella Y Sensual", the singer promises to make travesuras "hasta el amanecer" (until dawn), using this charming word to suggest a night of fun, playful romance, and excitement. It perfectly captures the song's competitive yet lighthearted tone.
This song is a fun, competitive showdown between three of reggaeton and bachata's biggest stars: Romeo Santos, Daddy Yankee, and Nicky Jam. They're all trying to win over the same woman, and each one makes his own unique pitch. The whole song is basically them asking her, "¿Con quién te vas?" [Who are you going with?]. It's a playful battle of personalities.
First up is Nicky Jam, who presents himself as the wild one: "El otro es medio loco, con veinte tatuajes y ese swing de calle" [The other is a bit crazy, with twenty tattoos and that street swing]. Then you have Daddy Yankee, the confident pro who says, "conmigo nadie compite" [nobody competes with me]. And finally, there's Romeo Santos, who plays his classic romantic role as "El chico de las poesías" [The poetry boy]. They all agree on one thing, though: she's "Bella y sensual, sobrenatural" [Beautiful and sensual, supernatural], and one of them is going to win her over. As Daddy Yankee says, whoever she picks, she "te ganas la lotería" [you win the lottery].