Llévame is rooted in one of the most intensely personal and transformative experiences of my life. During a trip to Amsterdam with a close friend, the city’s energy and the effects of magic mushrooms brought us closer in every possible way. The connection was wild, raw, and unapologetically physical. We completely surrendered to the moment, exploring each other with no reservations, letting go of everything but the sensations we shared. The lyrics reflect that passion—lines like “Hasta el fondo de tu ser” aren’t just poetic. They’re a reflection of how deeply we connected, both physically and emotionally. With every thrust, her body responded, and the more I pushed, the more she let go, completely giving in to the moment. Each time we came together, her body unable to contain the intensity. The experience was mutual—an exchange of raw pleasure and connection. We lost ourselves in it, pushing the boundaries of what we thought possible. The video blends reality with surreal elements, mirroring the hallucinatory state we were in. Just like the experience, it’s a mix of the real and the dreamlike, taking the viewer through that journey of physical and emotional surrender. It’s a visual and auditory trip that reflects the raw essence of what happened that night.