Picture this: the moment Xavi spots the girl of his dreams, his heart hits the accelerator. In “Flores,” the young Mexican singer admits he fell en verguiza (super fast) for a woman who stands out from everyone else. To make sure no other guy even gets the chance to impress her, he literally buys all the flowers in sight. The lyrics are a playful confession of instant infatuation, where Xavi is happy to splurge a billetón (a wad of cash) because, in his words, she “vales un chingo” — she is worth a ton.
The song mixes romantic sweetness with a bold, almost mischievous swagger. Xavi calls her beauty addictive, saying she has become his new vice, and promises he is not going anywhere. Behind the upbeat Regional Mexican sound lies a universal theme: when love strikes hard and fast, logic takes a back seat, and grand gestures (like monopolizing every bouquet in town) feel perfectly reasonable. “Flores” is an energetic ode to love at first sight that invites listeners to celebrate bold passion, big feelings, and the joy of going all-in for someone special.