Que Te Pica

Notch's song 'Que Te Pica' is a vibrant fusion of reggaeton and merengue, infused with Jamaican dancehall influences. The lyrics revolve around the theme of irresistible attraction and the playful dance of desire. The repetitive phrase 'que te pica' translates to 'what itches you,' metaphorically referring to an uncontrollable urge or desire. This itch is a symbol of the magnetic pull between two people, where one is trying to resist but ultimately gives in to the temptation of the dance and the connection.

The song's narrative is driven by a conversation between Notch and a woman who is initially hesitant but eventually succumbs to the rhythm and the allure of the dance. The lyrics 'First you turn me on, then you say you can't, then you say you're not, but girl just give a chance' highlight the push and pull dynamic of their interaction. This back-and-forth is a common theme in many romantic and dance songs, where the tension and release create an engaging storyline.

Musically, 'Que Te Pica' stands out with its blend of Latin and Caribbean sounds. The call to 'tirale un merenguito estilo jamaiquino' (throw a little Jamaican-style merengue) showcases Notch's ability to merge different musical traditions, creating a unique and infectious rhythm. The repeated exhortation to 'dale hasta abajo' (go all the way down) encourages listeners to fully immerse themselves in the dance, reflecting the song's overall message of giving in to the moment and enjoying the irresistible pull of the music and the dance floor.