Toto

Ptazeta's song 'Toto' is a bold and provocative track that blends elements of reggaeton and trap, characterized by its unapologetic lyrics and confident delivery. The song's lyrics revolve around themes of empowerment, self-confidence, and sexual liberation. Ptazeta uses vivid and sometimes explicit imagery to assert her dominance and independence, challenging traditional gender roles and expectations in the music industry.

The repeated references to 'toto' and 'culo' (slang for female genitalia and buttocks, respectively) serve as a metaphor for Ptazeta's control over her own body and sexuality. By claiming these parts of her body as 'exclusive' and desirable, she flips the script on objectification, taking ownership of her sexuality and presenting it on her own terms. The use of playful and humorous metaphors, such as comparing herself to Goofy or referencing popular culture figures like Pucca and Garu, adds a layer of relatability and wit to the song.

Ptazeta also addresses her rise to fame and the challenges she has faced along the way. Lines like 'Soy mejor que ellos ni un muro macizo me para' (I'm better than them, no solid wall can stop me) and 'Fuimos pioneros en pegar el salto comer del pastel y botarnos pa fuera' (We were pioneers in taking the leap, eating the cake, and throwing ourselves out) highlight her resilience and determination. She acknowledges the pressures and betrayals that come with success but remains steadfast in her pursuit of greatness. The song's energetic beat and confident flow further amplify its message of empowerment and self-assurance.