Romeo y Julieta Lyrics – Eladio Carrión, Quevedo

Romeo y Julieta Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the tone of the song, with Quevedo talking about his deep attraction to a woman. He compares their relationship to Romeo and Juliet, but in a modern, more private way—no social media, no public displays. He also hints at their passionate connection, describing himself as someone who “fixes her leaks,” a playful metaphor for intimacy. The line about a “Lotus” instead of an “Alfa Romeo” suggests exclusivity and luxury. He brags about their chemistry, mentioning that she is amazed by his skills and desires him even when he’s not around, asking for his presence even from a distance.

[Coro]
Eladio expresses deep devotion, saying it’s just him, his gun, and his girl—implying he protects her. He calls her his “shorty,” a term of endearment, and reassures her that he’ll follow her anywhere, no matter what. The phrase “poco ruido” suggests keeping their love lowkey. He repeats that if she stays with him, he will take care of her, reinforcing the theme of love mixed with loyalty and protection.

[Post-Coro]
This short part emphasizes the song’s central theme—if she stays, he will take care of her. It’s a simple but strong reassurance of his devotion.

[Verso 1]
Quevedo starts by questioning why she changed her phone, wondering if she’s avoiding him. He reminds her that he’s in Puerto Rico and she probably saw it on his social media. He describes himself as her “s*xtoy,” saying she can use him whenever she wants, and compares their connection to refueling a gas tank—suggesting they can always restart. He mentions that everyone knows she belongs to “the king,” possibly a reference to himself. He can’t get her out of his mind, remembering every detail of their time together. He brings up moments like driving down the highway while listening to music, creating a nostalgic vibe. He acknowledges her sending him a suggestive photo, hinting at their continued attraction. He even mentions that although she isn’t bis*xual, she kissed her friend, implying a wild and unpredictable side. Finally, he says he’d be willing to give up years of his life for her, like the artist Paulo Londra, who had legal issues keeping him away from music. He then talks about staying in bed with her, saying the streets are dangerous, and he’d rather stay close to her.

[Coro]
Again, the chorus emphasizes love and loyalty. It repeats the idea that it’s just him, his girl, and his gun, representing protection and devotion. He’ll be with her no matter what, wherever she is, and wants to keep things quiet and intimate.

[Post-Coro]
Like before, this part repeats the message that if she stays, he’ll take care of her. It keeps the romantic and protective theme going.

[Verso 2]
Eladio talks about being possessive and protective over her, comparing himself to Bob the Builder and his tool, meaning he’s always ready to fix things for her. He says she likes “bad boys” like Sakura, a reference to the anime Naruto. He suggests that if he catches her alone, she’s going to enjoy it. He even asks if she has his name tattooed, showing his curiosity about her loyalty. He mentions being stylish, comparing himself to a famous restaurant, and says people freeze when they see him, emphasizing his status. He flexes his luxury car, saying it’s not just any regular brand. Lastly, he describes her as refreshing like cold water on the neck, reinforcing her impact on him.

[Coro]
The chorus repeats the same message of loyalty, protection, and a deep connection. He’s saying he only wants her, he’s always there for her, and he’s ready to be wherever she needs him. He wants to keep their love private and strong.

[Outro]
Eladio closes the song with a final plea, asking her to stay with him. He repeats that he’ll take care of her, showing his commitment and desire to keep her close. The repetition makes it feel like a heartfelt promise.