TU Y YO Lyrics – ROA | from “Private Suite (Vol. 4)”

This one’s a straight-up romantic trap gem, clocking in at just over two minutes but packing the weight of a full confession. ROA layers his smooth, breathy flow over Botlok’s production—think soft hi-hats and a bassline that hums like a heartbeat under neon lights. It’s got that reggaeton sway in the rhythm, but the vibe leans more introspective, blending urban Latin edges with R&B whispers.

The themes hit home on forever kind of love: the push-pull of someone leaving and circling back, the dreams that won’t quit when they’re gone, and that urge to freeze time when things finally click. Lines like “Tú y yo somo’ eterno’, mi cielo” loop like a promise you make to yourself at 3 a.m., raw and unfiltered, drawing from ROA’s knack for turning personal scars into something universal.

As track four on this six-song EP, TU Y YO fits right into Private Suite Vol. 4’s intimate blueprint—a collection of late-night vignettes about desire, regret, and holding on. The full tracklist rolls out like a personal playlist: “BABY HOY” kicks it off with playful energy, “MI PEOR ERROR” dives into heartbreak, “MI CHIMBITA” feat. GeezyDee brings a collab spark, and “ESTRELLAS FUGACES” closes on a reflective note. It’s ROA’s fourth volume in this series, each one feeling like a hotel room journal entry—private, unpolished, and built during those “vacation” months he mentioned on Instagram, where he traded rest for relentless creation.

ROA, real name Gilberto Figueroa, has been climbing since dropping his first singles around 2020 out of Milwaukee with Puerto Rican roots fueling the fire. He’s carved a spot in the new wave of Latin urban acts—think Omar Courtz or De La Rose—mixing trap’s grit with trap’s tenderness. This drop comes at a peak hype moment, fresh off previews that lit up TikTok and Reddit chats buzzing about his remix teases. Private Suite Vol. 4 shows him evolving, less about club bangers and more about the quiet stories that stick, proving why fans call him one of reggaeton’s brightest up-and-comers.