Bruno Mars is widely recognized for his retro-infused funk and soul sound, yet his Puerto Rican heritage remains a deeply cherished part of his identity. Latin motifs permeate his latest record, The Romantic, an influence particularly evident on the opening track, “Risk It All,” a bolero-inspired ballad that is currently topping the Genius charts.

Crafted by Bruno alongside D’Mile—with additional songwriting contributions from Philip Lawrence and James Fauntleroy—“Risk It All” is a delicate, horn-adorned track detailing his unwavering devotion to his partner. It is yet another perfect candidate for wedding playlists, with an opening stanza that feels remarkably like a marriage promise.

For just the chance to win your heart
You could set the bar beyond the stars
I’ll do anything, anything you ask me to

In the pre-chorus, Mars asserts that no obstacle can deter him.

Say you want the moon
Watch me learn to fly
Ain’t no mountain you could point to
I wouldn’t climb

The chorus continues this sentiment. While the title suggests a gamble, the song stays within familiar territory, yet Bruno executes it with his signature mastery.

It’s crazy, but it’s true
There’s nothing I won’t do
I’d risk it all for you

The visual accompaniment for “Risk It All” features Mars tying the knot inside what appears to be a traditional Mexican chapel, followed by a depiction of his idyllic future.

You can check out the complete lyrics to “Risk It All” on Genius today.