MUEVE ESE CULO Lyrics – JC Reyes, Gloosito

MUEVE ESE CULO Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro sets the mood of the song, emphasizing a fun, carefree, and party-driven vibe. The repeated phrase “It’s a vibe” suggests that the song is all about energy and atmosphere. The lyrics mention grinding and taking time with it, which could refer to both dancing and an overall relaxed approach to enjoying the moment. References to “Green Lanterns” and “Richar Farmer” might hint at power, influence, or a specific aesthetic connected to their lifestyle. The mention of Casamigos (a brand of tequila) reinforces the party setting, highlighting drinking and having a good time. Overall, the intro serves as a warm-up, inviting the listener to immerse themselves in the song’s rhythm and enjoy the night without any worries.

[Estribillo]
This part of the song is all about movement and dancing, with a focus on a woman showing off her confidence and rhythm. The repeated phrase encourages her to “move that booty” and go back and forth with the dance. It’s catchy, repetitive, and designed to hype up the club atmosphere, making it easy for people to dance along.

[Verso 1]
This verse describes a woman who enjoys intense experiences, whether in dancing, partying, or relationships. The lyrics mention wealth and status, with “100 kilos behind the pimp” possibly symbolizing money or power. The mention of “Nuvo” (a pink liqueur) suggests luxury and indulgence. The lines highlight her physicality, confidence, and attraction to dominance. The song presents her as someone who knows what she wants and isn’t afraid to enjoy herself. The reference to her calling when alone suggests a connection between desire and independence.

[Verso 2]
This verse expands on the club atmosphere, describing a woman who is confident, selective, and surrounds herself with the right people. She isn’t interested in just anyone but prefers those with status. She has had cosmetic enhancements and is proud of her appearance. The phrase about “wanting to see blood” could mean she enjoys excitement or intense emotions. The artist boasts about his lifestyle, mentioning expensive drinks like Patrón and Casamigos, partying with his crew, and living in the moment. The lyrics mention drügs (Molly) and the high-energy environment of the club, with luxury cars (SUV) and a woman with an oversized figure enjoying herself. The mention of a Thai massage at the end adds a sensual element, suggesting a perfect way to end a wild night.

[Estribillo]
Again, the chorus reinforces the theme of dancing and enjoying the moment. It keeps the rhythm going, ensuring the song maintains its lively, club-friendly energy. The repetition makes it easy to follow, allowing listeners to engage with the beat and the movement it encourages.

[Verso 3]
This verse is filled with bold and explicit imagery. The lyrics describe fast, intense, and unapologetic experiences. The phrase about raising and lowering (likely referring to dancing) is mixed with aggressive metaphors like aiming and shooting. Mentions of tattoos (Mara, a reference to gang culture) add a rebellious touch. The woman described in this part enjoys risky situations and isn’t shy about what she wants. The artist boasts about his appeal, saying that no woman rejects him. He also touches on taking Percocets (a strong painkiller) to enhance the party experience. The song emphasizes a fast-paced lifestyle where everything happens suddenly and intensely. The mention of losing focus while driving because of a woman’s actions highlights reckless, carefree behavior.

[Verso 4]
This verse continues the themes of luxury, status, and attraction. The phrase “move that peachy” (slang for butt) keeps the dancing theme alive. There’s a reference to Louboutin shoes, known for their high price and signature red soles, symbolizing wealth. The artist mentions an exclusive type of woman, reinforcing that he attracts the best. He claims control over situations, even having access to locked cars. The name-dropping of “Yanira” and “Tyler” personalizes the verse, possibly referencing real people or symbolic figures. A comparison to Shakira, known for her incredible dance moves, suggests the woman’s impressive skills. The final line hints at drug trafficking, with “packets” flying between LA and Madrid, tying into the street culture references throughout the song.

[Estribillo]
The chorus comes back again to keep the song’s energy up. It reinforces the theme of dancing and movement, keeping the listener engaged with its simple and repetitive structure. This helps make the song catchy and memorable.

[Outro]
The outro mirrors the intro, bringing the song full circle. It repeats the idea of “it’s a vibe,” reinforcing that everything is about enjoying the moment. The artist reassures that there’s no rush—just take time and embrace the experience. The laid-back tone gives a smooth ending to the high-energy track, leaving listeners in the party mood.