Comiéndote A Besos is a vibrant confession of love that begins with a movie-worthy encounter: two strangers lock eyes on a park bench and, in a flash, everything changes. The singer describes the electric pull of first sight, the rush of hormones, and the playful obsession that follows as she searches every street, bar, and smile for another glimpse of that special someone.
The twist? Her beloved is living with HIV, yet the song flips fear on its head. Rozalén shouts that real intimacy is measured by laughter, touch, and shared moments—not by a blood test. With cheeky determination she promises to love her partner “con tu suerte, con tu mierda, con pasado, con presente, con o sin enfermedad” (with your luck, your mess, your past, your present, with or without illness). The chorus “quiero seguir comiéndote a besos” is a joyful declaration that stigma has no place in their relationship. Ultimately, the song celebrates unconditional love, body-positive intimacy, and the courage to kiss away society’s prejudices.