Although Selena Gomez's first Spanish single, "De Una Vez," speaks about overcoming a past relationship, "Baila Conmigo" ("Dance with Me" in English) is all about the energy when a new relationship starts. The song begins with Gomez and Rauw Alejandro singing about the temptations two people feel as they get to know each other on the dance floor. The couple don't speak the same language, but they agree that they don't need to. "Baby, I don't know if you speak any Spanish ... making love without understanding each other is better. We just have to like each other," they flirt, according to Elite Daily. "You want me to fall into temptations ... I don't understand too much, but come here," they continue.
The chorus is all about letting loose on the dance floor and allowing the beat and magnetic pull the couple feels between each other to lead the night. "Dance, dance, dance with me. Dance, dance and I'll follow you. Come closer, come get loose. Don't leave me without making me want to come back," they croon.
The video for "Baila Conmigo" follows two people as they express their attraction to each other through dance. Although Gomez and Alejandro are in the video for just a few seconds, it's clear they are just as passionate as the couple in the video.
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