“Quema” plunges us into a steamy night where sparks fly the moment the singer locks eyes with a captivating woman. Her ojitos chiquiticos (tiny eyes) and fiery presence ignite an instant attraction, and the chorus repeats the idea that she “burns” anyone who gets close. Over a pulsating reggaeton beat, Ryan Castro, Peso Pluma, and SOG flirt openly, praising her curves, her tattoos, and the thrill of sneaking away with no cameras or rules. Their playful Spanglish—mixing lines like “I love you, qué chimba de view”—adds to the carefree, party-ready vibe.
Beneath the bold compliments and club-ready rhythm, the song celebrates self-confidence and living in the moment. The artists present themselves as daring lovers who want to make the night unforgettable, inviting all single people to let loose and feel the heat of the dance floor. “Quema” is essentially a toast to desire, freedom, and the magnetic power of reggaeton to turn ordinary nights into blazing memories.