Besame

Jon Z's 'Besame' is a song that delves into the complexities of desire, infidelity, and the longing for connection. The lyrics tell the story of a person who is trying to convince someone to leave their current partner, who has been unfaithful, and to be with them instead. The protagonist is confident that the emotional connection they share with this person is genuine, as evidenced by the line 'Yo se que me quieres, tus ojos no mienten' (I know you want me, your eyes don't lie).

The song's chorus, 'Y besame besame, olvídate de ese cabrón' (And kiss me, kiss me, forget about that bastard), is a plea for the person to stop thinking about their unfaithful partner and to give in to the passion they share. The use of the word 'cabrón' is a derogatory term for the current partner, emphasizing the negative feelings the protagonist has towards them. The repeated requests to 'besame' (kiss me) suggest a sense of urgency and a desire to escape the pain caused by the other man.

The narrative of the song also touches on past intimate moments and the protagonist's belief that they are the true owner of the person's affection, despite the material wealth the current partner provides. The song's raw and explicit language conveys a sense of longing and possessiveness, as well as a disregard for the consequences of engaging in an affair. Jon Z's musical style often includes themes of street life, romance, and sensuality, which are all present in 'Besame.'