Arrebatao (feat. Farruko y Tali)

The song 'Arrebatao' by Lary Over, featuring Farruko and Tali, is a vivid portrayal of a night filled with wild abandon and intoxication. The term 'arrebatao' itself translates to 'high' or 'intoxicated,' setting the tone for the entire track. The lyrics paint a picture of a chaotic, hedonistic night where the characters are deeply immersed in a state of inebriation and rebellion. The repetitive chant of 'Arre-Arre-Arre-Arrebatao' emphasizes the overwhelming and continuous nature of their intoxicated state.

Farruko and Lary Over's verses delve into the specifics of their night, describing encounters with women who are equally as wild and uninhibited. The lyrics mention smoking, drinking, and the physical effects of their intoxication, such as feeling 'intoxica'o' and 'desacata'o,' which means out of control. The song's narrative is not just about the physical state of being high but also about the social dynamics and interactions that occur in such a state. The characters revel in their freedom from societal norms and expectations, embracing a lifestyle that is both thrilling and reckless.

Tali's contribution to the song adds another layer of intensity, with lyrics that are both provocative and unapologetic. The repeated phrase 'Yo te rompo ese tucutu-tucutu' is a playful yet aggressive assertion of dominance and control, further highlighting the song's themes of power and hedonism. The collaboration between Lary Over, Farruko, and Tali creates a dynamic and energetic track that captures the essence of a night where anything goes, and the only rule is to enjoy the moment to its fullest.