Disciplina

Lali's song 'Disciplina' delves into the themes of power, control, and the dynamics of a dominant-submissive relationship. The lyrics are charged with a commanding tone, as the singer takes on the role of a dominant figure, demanding obedience and discipline. The repeated use of military-like commands such as '¡Atención!' and '¡Firme!' sets a tone of authority and control from the outset. The song's title itself, 'Disciplina,' which translates to 'Discipline' in English, reinforces this theme of strict adherence to the rules set by the dominant figure.

The lyrics suggest a consensual power exchange between the singer and her partner, with references to kneeling, lessons, and the desire to dominate being a motivation. The use of phrases like 'Al suelo y dame cien' (On the ground and give me a hundred) further emphasizes the physical aspect of this power play, possibly alluding to a form of exercise or punishment that is part of their dynamic. The mention of 'dopamina' (dopamine) indicates the pleasure derived from this exchange, linking the act of discipline with a release of the feel-good neurotransmitter, suggesting a psychological and emotional thrill.

The repeated interplay of the words 'Sub' and 'Dom' throughout the song is a clear reference to the roles of submissive and dominant in BDSM culture. Lali's music often explores themes of sexuality, empowerment, and self-expression, and 'Disciplina' is no exception. It's a bold assertion of the erotic charge that comes from a power exchange, and the song invites listeners to consider the allure and complexity of such relationships.