Asesina

La Factoria's song 'Asesina' is a vibrant and rhythmic track that celebrates the power and allure of a woman's dance moves. The title 'Asesina,' which translates to 'murderess' in English, is used metaphorically to describe the way the woman's dancing 'kills' the men on the dance floor with her talent and sex appeal. The lyrics are a mix of admiration and playful warning about the effect this woman has when she dances.

The song's verses focus on the physicality and the impact of the woman's movements. The repeated lines 'Escucha mujer me gusta tu cuerpo / Cuando lo sacudes lo haces con talento' highlight the singer's appreciation for the woman's body and her skilled dancing. The phrase 'Hombres se matan se ponen violentos' suggests that her dancing incites a passionate, almost aggressive response from the men watching her. This hyperbolic language serves to emphasize the intensity of the situation on the dance floor.

The chorus of 'Asesina' reinforces the theme of the woman's captivating presence. The lyrics 'Mujer cuando tu sales a la pista / Haces que los hombres te griten ¡Asesina!' convey the idea that her entrance onto the dance floor is so powerful that it commands attention and respect. The song is a celebration of feminine power and sensuality, expressed through dance. It's a common theme in reggaeton and Latin music, where dance is often a metaphor for sexual attraction and the dynamic between the sexes.