Jezabel Lyrics – Romeo Santos & Prince Royce

Romeo Santos and Prince Royce finally cash in on years of fan whispers with Jezabel, the scandal-soaked standout they co-wrote for their surprise joint album Better Late Than Never, out since yesterday on Sony Music Latin, and it sneaks up like a midnight call you shouldn’t answer, blending that classic bachata sway with a reggaeton kick that turns betrayal into a full-on dance floor roast.

These two Bronx-born bachata icons have been circling each other forever, but Jezabel feels like the spark that lit the whole project. They penned it together during one of those low-key writing sessions that started back on a St. Barts trip in 2023, layering Romeo’s poetic gut-punches with Royce’s smooth romantic edge over a beat that mixes throwback R&B funk and percussive urbano hits. The story’s pure drama: two guys piecing together they’ve both been played by the same married woman, saved in one’s phone as “Uber Eats,” blowing cash on Chanel and Rolexes while she strings them along like a New Year’s fling gone rogue.

It’s got that bilingual bite too, flipping between Spanglish confessions and a raw English interlude where they call her out—”What a fuckin’ bitch”—all while the chorus hammers home the Jezabel label, that biblical nod to temptation dialed up to modern mess. The production keeps it cinematic, starting with a sultry intro that builds to a groove you can’t help but move to, proving bachata’s still got teeth in 2025.

Jezabel slots in as track five on the 13-song set, right in the thick of an album that’s all about late-blooming magic—heartbreak tales wrapped in fresh sounds like Afrobeat rhythms on the lead single Dardos or violin swells on Estocolmo. The concept’s simple but hits deep: better late than never for these kings to team up, blending their styles into something that’s traditional enough for the colmados but wild for the clubs. Other co-writes like Mi Plan and Loquita Por Mí keep the energy high, with Romeo handling most of the pen and Royce adding that honest polish. No massive guest list here; it’s just them owning the spotlight, clocking about 45 minutes of pure emotional pull.

Romeo’s been the undisputed king since Aventura days, stacking billions of streams and arena runs, while Royce carved his prince lane with those crossover hits that pulled bachata global. At this point, with Latin music exploding everywhere, Better Late Than Never’s their victory lap—a secret they kept airtight for years, no leaks, no teasers, until that wild Madison Square Garden listening party two nights ago had the crowd losing it. It’s them saying they’re not done evolving; if anything, the wait made it sharper, turning what could have been a gimmick into a real chapter for the genre.

Dive into the Jezabel lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Better Late Than Never tracks for more of Romeo Santos and Prince Royce’s timeless fire.