Luis Fonsi's follow-up to his international smash hit "Despacito" is a Spanish-English duet with American singer Demi Lovato. The two superstars team up as lovers ready to make amends by taking the blame for the relationship going sour. I don't really, really wanna fight anymore I don't really, really want to fake it no more Play me like The Beatles, baby, just let it be So come on, put the blame on me "Echame La Culpa" translates into English as "Put the Blame on Me."
Speaking to Viva Latino about the song's meaning, Fonsi said. "The lyrics are very joyful. It's that play on words, that famous cliché of 'It's not you, it's me' that many of us have used."
Lovato sings in both Spanish and English on the upbeat, vibrant tune. Though the songstress is partly of Mexican descent, she doesn't speak fluent Spanish. However, she has recorded Latin versions of her English hit tunes before, including a Spanish interpretation of her song "Skyscraper" titled "Rascacielo."
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