Loco Contigo Lyrics – DENNIS, L7NNON & Beéle

This bilingual banger—produced entirely by DENNIS—melds Brazilian funk’s infectious bounce with reggaeton’s slinky sway, all wrapped in melodic hooks and rimas that hit like summer sweat. It’s got those signature DENNIS beats: thumping bass that pulls you to the floor, layered with whirring synths and a rhythm section that nods to Latin trap without losing the Carioca grit.

Thematically, it’s pure escapist lust, chasing that electric pull of someone who drags you “lejos, lejos”—far from the everyday, into balcón trysts and passport-stamped adventures. Lines flip between Portuguese and Spanish, painting passion as a borderless fever: “Tú me tienes ganas, to’ el día con ganas,” that pre-chorus mantra turning desire into a shared delirium. It’s sensual but street-smart, a creative jam where DENNIS helmed the sound, letting L7NNON spit about toned-out muses and black cards from Leme to Pontal, while Beéle accelerates the heartbeat with lines on cosmic connections no one else touches. The vid, edited by Matheus Ramos, amps the motion with neon-drenched club scenes that scream global party.

Born from a natural Brazil-Colombia hookup, the track captures that effortless cultural mash—DENNIS calling it “incredible” how each brought their flavor, no forced vibes. It’s less a one-off and more a snapshot of the scene’s blurring lines, with lyrics co-penned to echo the chaos of wanting someone who rewires your whole world. Dropped with a snippet tease that had TikTok in a frenzy days prior, it’s already racking streams, the chorus’s “Loco, loco, loco contigo” looping like an earworm you can’t shake.

DENNIS, the funk kingpin who’s remixed with Karol G and Maluma, is deep in his international era—post-“Tá OK” and “Motinha 2.0,” this cements his push to globalize Brazilian beats. L7NNON, the Rio rapper stacking hits like “Funk do Mistério,” adds that raw edge from the favelas, while Beéle—fresh off his Stendhal buzz—brings the Medellín melt that’s hooked playlists worldwide. Together, they’re riding the urban Latin wave, turning “Loco Contigo” into a bridge for scenes that were always meant to collide, especially as DENNIS eyes more crossovers in ’26.