Úsame is the command form of the verb usar (to use), and it translates directly to "Use me". It's a bold and emotionally charged word that you don't hear every day, forming the core of this passionate song.
In the lyrics, the singer is so captivated by a past lover that he pleads, "Úsame si tienes ganas" (Use me if you feel like it). This phrase highlights a powerful mix of intense desire and vulnerability, showing he wants the person back, even if just for a night.
This song is a super fun, catchy pop track about a relationship that's all about physical attraction and maybe not much else. RUGGERO knows he's in a tricky situation, singing, "Baby qué peligro despertarme a tu lado" (Baby, what a danger to wake up next to you). He thought he was over this person, but after just one night, he admits, "me dejaste enredado" (you left me tangled up).
He knows the deal, though. He's totally aware that he's being used, but he's so into it that he doesn't care. The chorus is incredibly direct: "Úsame si tienes ganas" (Use me if you feel like it). He's asking to keep things purely physical, even saying "Quiero que de mí no quieras nada" (I want you to want nothing from me). It's a song about willingly getting into a messy situation because the connection is just that intense, even if it's not built to last.