Chicas Chic

Mercurio's song 'Chicas Chic' is a vibrant celebration of glamorous women who dominate the media and fashion world. The lyrics paint a picture of these women as almost otherworldly beings, with 'maravillosa anatomia' and 'diosas de la tele' (goddesses of television) who grace magazine covers and synchronize their poses for photographs. These women are not just models; they are queens and stars, captivating the public with their beauty and charm. The song suggests that these women are in a kind of revolution, taking over the world with their allure and sophistication.

The chorus emphasizes the omnipresence of these 'chicas' (girls), who are everywhere—from dreams to real-life events. They are depicted as having everything that people desire, from luxurious lifestyles in New York and Paris to high-end fashion brands like Chanel, Gucci, and Cartier. The song also touches on the idea that these women steal hearts effortlessly, making them irresistible to everyone around them. The repeated lines 'Oye te lo digo se nos roban el corazon' (Listen, I'm telling you, they steal our hearts) highlight their enchanting power.

In the latter part of the song, Mercurio describes the luxurious lives these women lead, preferring summers in Hawaii, trips to Vienna or Bombay, and flaunting their bodies on the coasts of Marbella. They are always in the company of the rich and famous, driving Rolls Royces and Mercedes Benz, and are attracted to the French accent. The song concludes with a playful note, expressing a preference for all types of women, whether blondes or brunettes, but ultimately wanting to be with all of them. 'Chicas Chic' is a fun, upbeat tribute to the captivating and powerful women who dominate the glamorous world of fashion and media.