Dejate Llevar (remix) (feat. Lyanno, Farruko y Larry Over)

Alex Rose's 'Déjate Llevar (remix)' featuring Lyanno, Farruko, and Larry Over is a sultry reggaeton track that delves into themes of desire, seduction, and the heat of the moment. The song's title, which translates to 'Let Yourself Go,' sets the tone for the lyrics, which invite a romantic interest to give in to their mutual attraction and the passion that has been building between them.

The lyrics are filled with direct invitations and confessions of longing, as the artists express their desire to get closer to the object of their affection. The repeated lines 'Baby, déjame tocarte' and 'Tú solo déjate llevarte' suggest a yearning to bridge the gap between fantasy and reality, to turn the flirtatious exchanges into a physical connection. The song captures the urgency of seizing the moment ('Que pa' luego es tarde') and the excitement of an encounter that has been anticipated for a long time. The references to sending 'fotitos' (photos) and the mention of 'bellaqueamos' (a Puerto Rican slang term for engaging in sexual activity) highlight the modern context of digital flirtation leading up to a real-life rendezvous.

The collaboration between Alex Rose and the featured artists adds layers of vocal texture and perspective to the song, each bringing their own style to the narrative. The production, marked by a rhythmic beat typical of reggaeton, complements the sensual and provocative nature of the lyrics. The song's blend of catchy hooks and explicit content is characteristic of the genre's often bold approach to themes of romance and sexuality.