La Varita Lyrics – Arcángel, Sech

La Varita Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro is setting up the vibe of the song, mentioning how attractive women love to step into the scene. “Austin, baby” refers to a location, while “The music from The Company” is likely a shoutout to the producers or the crew behind the music, signaling that the track is coming from a familiar, high-energy group.

[Intro (Sech y Arcángel)]
Here, the song introduces a woman who arrives with a “negative” attitude, meaning she’s distant or cold, but still a “diva” with confidence. She’s not expecting anything, but her scent is strong, like a “bandida” (a bold or daring woman). She tells her friend that she likes the artist’s friend, and there’s a playful reference to her boldness in choosing not to talk about Adidas, likely hinting at a hidden agenda. There’s a mix of admiration and cheeky compliments here.

[Coro (Sech y Arcángel)]
The chorus talks about the woman’s hidden intentions—after a night out at the club, she’s looking for more than just fun. She’s dressed to impress, hoping for something exciting. The line about “varita” refers to having the power or charm to captivate her, almost like magic. It’s about her pursuit of a thrill, with the artists boasting that they have what it takes to give her what she’s after.

[Verso 1 (Arcángel)]
Arcángel describes how the woman’s excitement is obvious from her face, and how she’s carefree, just like him, both enjoying the finer things in life. He notes that she’s not just beautiful but also intelligent. They met in the club, but it wasn’t a formal meeting—it was spontaneous, driven by the chemistry they share. They are similar yet think differently, but the connection between them is undeniable. He spends money on her in the VIP section, and they indulge in partying, drinking, and smoking. The attraction grows, and they have a fun, no-strings-attached connection where they enjoy each other’s company.

[Coro (Arcángel y Sech)]
The second chorus repeats the idea that after the club, the woman is after more than just fun—she’s seeking intimacy. She dressed up to find something or someone to indulge in. The artists continue to emphasize that they have the charm to make her desires come true, with a touch of magic or power (“varita”) to captivate her.

[Verso 2 (Sech)]
Sech invites the woman to his VIP section, telling her to leave behind any unnecessary drama. He mentions “Florentino,” which could be a reference to someone he’s associated with or a nickname for himself. He mentions that although she had a boyfriend, she’s now “free” to do as she pleases. Sech is surrounded by other women, and he’s confident, saying he can’t live without his “block’it,” possibly referring to a protective attitude or his loyal crew.

[Outro]
In the outro, the repetition of the woman having a boyfriend but now being “free” highlights that she’s no longer tied down and is looking for a new experience. It’s a playful and cheeky acknowledgment that the woman is ready to explore her options and is no longer committed to her past relationship, leaving her open to fun and excitement with someone new.