Muévelo (part. Ankhal)

Lyanno's 'Muévelo,' featuring Ankhal, is a vibrant and unapologetic anthem that delves into themes of confidence, hedonism, and the celebration of success. The song's repetitive chorus, 'Muévelo, muévelo,' which translates to 'Move it, move it,' sets the tone for a track that is all about movement, both physical and metaphorical. The lyrics encourage listeners to dance and enjoy themselves, reflecting a carefree and indulgent lifestyle.

The verses of the song are filled with braggadocio and self-assuredness. Lyanno and Ankhal boast about their wealth, success, and the envy they inspire in others. Lines like 'De mí hablan mal y vivo bien' ('They speak badly of me, and I live well') and 'Éxito y billetes de cien' ('Success and hundred-dollar bills') highlight their confidence and the luxurious lifestyle they lead. This self-confidence is further emphasized by their dismissive attitude towards those who criticize them, suggesting that their detractors are simply jealous of their success.

Additionally, the song contains explicit references to sexual encounters and physical attraction. The repeated focus on 'ese culo' ('that ass') and the vivid descriptions of intimate moments underscore the hedonistic and sensual nature of the track. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where pleasure and indulgence are paramount, and where the protagonists revel in their ability to attract and enjoy the company of others. This hedonistic theme is complemented by the energetic beat and catchy rhythm, making 'Muévelo' a song that is both a celebration of self-confidence and a call to enjoy life's pleasures to the fullest.