EL ÚLTIMO BESO Lyrics (English Translation) by Mora & Sech is a new spanish song by Mora & Sech. The song is released on Mora’s official YouTube channel, written by Mora & Sech, produced by Bassyy and Elikai, and is part of the album LO MISMO DE SIEMPRE. This emotionally charged track blends heartfelt lyricism with moody reggaetón melodies, delivering a nostalgic and soul-baring experience for listeners.
The song delves into the aftermath of a relationship, exploring themes of longing, heartbreak, and unresolved feelings. Mora and Sech reflect on love that slipped away, haunted by memories and unanswered questions. “EL ÚLTIMO BESO” captures the pain of emotional detachment, the weight of pride, and the lingering impact of physical and emotional intimacy. The narrative unfolds as both artists express vulnerability, portraying two perspectives on what it means to lose someone who still occupies space in the heart.
EL ÚLTIMO BESO Details
| Song | EL ÚLTIMO BESO |
|---|---|
| Album | LO MISMO DE SIEMPRE (English Translation) |
| Artists | Mora & Sech |
| Written By | Mora & Sech |
| Produced By | Bassyy & Elikai |
| Label | Mora |
| Language | Spanish |
| Released Date | May 19, 2025 |
EL ÚLTIMO BESO (English Translation) Lyrics
[Intro: Sech]
Uh-uh-uh
Yeah
Uh-uh-uh
[Pre-Chorus: Mora]
I know he didn’t take it seriously (He took it seriously)
But sometimes you wander through my mind, almost always when I’m drunk (When I’m drunk)
I’m a prisoner of your memories, living in captivity
And it went from being real to becoming a dream
And I know I promised to put effort into it
But I withdrew from our love, like Tangana after El Madrileño
[Chorus: Mora & Sech]
And I wonder if I’m still interested in you, or if that heart doesn’t feel
I remember the last kiss before you disappeared
And I looked for you, I looked for you, I looked for you, but I found nothing
And I just hope that my name haunts you wherever I am (This is Sech, woo)
[Verse 1: Sech]
Those who speak had no idea
We were having a good time, Damn it
Let’s not say anything, but of course it hits
Seeing you at the mall, mommy, with another piece of shit (Woohoo!)
And if it’s the last kiss, baby, then give it to me
Another little screw, and if she doesn’t want it, then go for it
Because she has more information about me than in her wallet
If I’m not a beach, she doesn’t want it (Woohoo)
Throw me (Go for it)
As many times as you want, I’ll give it to you
Look at you
You’re not a screen, but I’m deep inside you
[Chorus: Sech]
I wonder if I’m still interesting to you, or if that heart doesn’t feel
I remember the last kiss before you disappeared
And I looked for you, I looked for you, I looked for you, but I found nothing
And I just hope my name haunts you wherever you are
[Verse 2: Mora]
And not even if I move you far away and call ten witches
You’ll be able to let go, our thing has a knot
I know you remember the one who made your high tones pop
And if loving you became a luxury
I’d rather be poor, mami, I swear
Keep all the clothes, even the Hublot
I don’t even smoke anymore because your silhouette appears in the smoke
Emergency brake
But fucking you, mami, wasn’t a coincidence
That was an experience
When he asked me to do everything to you
You inciting violence and then begging me for mercy
Look at everything you missed because you were so foolish
There are no more Louboutin tacos or vacations in Greece
Your time to shine by your absence
[Bridge: Mora]
And I think today your photos, baby, I’ll put them together
To burn them all together
But if you want to see me, obviously I’m in
To give each other one last kiss and close the deal
Close the deal
To We’ll give each other one last kiss and close the deal (Yes, yes, yes)
We’ll close the deal after the last kiss
[Outro: Sech]
Uh-uh-uh-uh-uh
Uh-uh-uh-uh-uh
EL ÚLTIMO BESO Lyrics Meaning
[Intro: Sech]
The intro sets a melancholic tone with Sech’s soft vocalizations. The repeated “uh-uh-uh” creates a mood of emotional hesitation and unspoken grief, foreshadowing the introspection and sorrow that follows in the song’s verses.
[Pre-Coro: Mora]
Mora reveals that although his former partner didn’t take the relationship seriously, she continues to occupy his thoughts, especially when he’s intoxicated. He describes himself as imprisoned by memories, with the relationship fading from reality into dreamlike longing. Mora references a symbolic retirement from love, likening it to C. Tangana stepping back after El Madrileño, suggesting his withdrawal was final but heavy with meaning.
[Coro: Mora & Sech]
The chorus raises questions about whether the other person still cares, encapsulating the anxiety of emotional uncertainty. Mora and Sech both recall the last kiss—a moment of intimacy before the final separation. Despite actively searching for closure or connection, they find nothing but absence. The hope that their names still linger in their ex-lover’s mind shows that, while physically apart, emotional ties remain.
[Verso 1: Sech]
Sech expresses disbelief over how things ended, admitting that their relationship had been full of joy before it unraveled. The pain of seeing his ex with someone else in public hits hard, intensifying his emotional response. He conveys a yearning for one last intimate moment, even if fleeting. His lyrics blur the line between bitterness and affection, acknowledging that he’s deeply embedded in her memory—”not a screen, but I’m still in your background.”
[Coro: Sech]
Reiterating the chorus, Sech personalizes the longing, reinforcing the confusion and pain he feels. The unanswered question of whether he still matters becomes heavier with repetition, deepening the song’s emotional impact. His memories of their final kiss now serve as a symbol of everything unresolved between them.
[Verso 2: Mora]
Mora returns with more intensity, asserting that their bond is unbreakable, no matter how far she moves or how many spiritual cleansings she attempts. He recalls their physical connection in vivid terms, contrasting emotional luxury with material poverty—he’d rather lose wealth than forget her. His words reveal emotional exhaustion and a desire to purge the past, but the depth of their connection makes it impossible. The verse reflects both resentment and longing, ending with a sharp declaration of her loss due to her own stubbornness.
[Puente: Mora]
In the bridge, Mora expresses a symbolic gesture—wanting to burn her photos as an act of closure. Yet he contradicts this by immediately offering to meet again for one last kiss. This internal conflict underscores the difficulty of moving on from a deep emotional bond. The phrase “cerramo’ el asunto” suggests a desperate attempt to find peace through finality, even if it means reopening emotional wounds.
[Outro: Sech]
The outro mirrors the intro’s vocal style, returning to the emotive hums that bookend the song. Sech’s repetition of “uh-uh-uh” creates a circular, unresolved feeling, echoing the emotional loop of reminiscing, regret, and unresolved attachment.
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