Te Ire a Buscar (feat Farruko Y Baby Rasta)

Don Omar's song "Te Ire a Buscar" featuring Farruko and Baby Rasta is a vivid narrative of forbidden love and youthful rebellion. The lyrics paint a picture of a young couple defying parental authority to be together. The song opens with a plea to close one's eyes and make a wish, setting a dreamy, almost magical tone. The protagonist is labeled a 'maliante' (troublemaker) by the girl's parents, but this doesn't deter him. Instead, it fuels his determination to sneak into her house at night and whisk her away for a secret rendezvous.

The chorus, sung by Baby Rasta, emphasizes the urgency and excitement of their clandestine meetings. The repeated lines, "Mai' Vistete Que Hoy Yo Te Ire a Buscar" (Mom, get dressed because today I'm coming to get you), highlight the thrill of their rebellion. Don Omar's verse adds depth to the story, revealing the parents' concerns about the relationship. They warn their daughter about the fleeting nature of love and the potential for heartbreak. Despite these warnings, the protagonist remains steadfast, promising to wait for her and protect her at all costs.

Farruko's verse adds another layer to the narrative, describing the irresistible attraction between the couple. He recounts how her scent and curly hair drew him in, leading to an inevitable connection. The song's bridge and final chorus reiterate the defiance and passion that drive the couple's actions. The repeated calls to get dressed and sneak out underscore the sense of urgency and excitement that comes with their forbidden love. The song ends with a declaration of respect and a nod to the artists' reputations, reinforcing the rebellious spirit that permeates the entire track.