VeLDÁ Lyrics – Bad Bunny, Omar Courtz, Dei V

VeLDÁ Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro features the repetition of “Bellaquita” and introduces the artists involved, Omar Courtz, Dei V, and Bad Bunny, along with a playful vibe setting the tone for the song, hinting at flirtation and fun.

[Verso 1]
The verse describes a digital flirtation where one person follows the other on social media, exchanges likes, and moves to a more private space like close friends and DMs. The singer expresses his desire to meet and continue the flirtation, highlighting how he finds the person attractive and wants to get even closer. There’s a sense of anticipation as he plans to meet in person and make things more physical, referencing both digital connection and real-life attraction.

[Pre-Coro]
In this section, the song’s vibe gets more confident and playful. The singer suggests that money doesn’t matter (“Who’s paying today? Forget about it”) and invites the other person to follow him, referencing her physical appearance humorously, comparing it to an anime character. He teases her with the idea that his message is exactly what she’s been looking for.

[Coro]
The repeated line “Vamo’ a ver si es verda’” translates to “Let’s see if it’s true,” which implies testing the chemistry or connection between the two. It emphasizes the curiosity and excitement about whether the flirtation will lead to something real.

[Post-Coro]
The post-chorus speaks to how the woman knows how to turn him on with her actions, and the singer suggests that if she saw him, she would get even more excited, hinting at the power of their attraction.

[Verso 2]
This verse shows a confident attitude towards the relationship. The singer talks about partying, drinking, and dancing with the woman, but also acknowledges that things might not go perfectly. He mentions his “other girls” but is intrigued by the one he’s addressing. He also references coming from a rough background (“me crié en la loma”) and having the confidence to pursue her no matter where she’s from. The mention of his expensive car and “AP” watch highlights his wealth and status, adding to his charm.

[Verso 3]
In this verse, Omar Courtz further engages with the woman by describing her appearance and behavior. He playfully mentions her getting “high” and describes how she loosens up with a drink. There’s a lot of s*xual tension as he admires her body, with the singer often getting lost in her physicality, referencing his online attraction to her as well.

[Puente]
The bridge talks about the woman’s body and how she has a commanding presence, comparing her to someone powerful (“bichote”). The singer also hints at wanting to get more intimate with her, suggesting the physical nature of their connection.

[Coro]
The chorus repeats the idea of testing the reality of their attraction, with the singer still unsure if their connection is real, making it an ongoing game of curiosity and flirtation.

[Post-Coro]
In this post-chorus, the singer emphasizes how the woman knows how to act in a way that excites him. He imagines that if she were to see him, the attraction would grow even stronger.

[Interludio]
Wisin joins in and gives a shoutout to the artists, talking about their success in the music industry and how they are leading a new generation. He teases the audience with the idea that the artists’ success comes from their confidence and ability to captivate, creating an energetic vibe around their rise to fame.

[Outro]
The outro mirrors the opening lines with a playful, confident tone. Omar Courtz again mentions the woman’s physical appeal and his desire to see her in person. He reflects on his attraction to her, even fantasizing about her while being intoxicated, continuing the flirtatious and lust-driven narrative.