Cutibiri Pacha

Rikarena's song 'Cutibiri Pacha' is a vibrant and lively celebration of beauty and attraction. The lyrics describe the singer's encounter with a woman who embodies all the physical attributes he finds appealing. The repetition of the location 'En la calle 10 con 15' emphasizes the significance of this meeting place, almost as if it were a magical spot where he found his ideal woman. The detailed description of her physical features, such as her 'cadera' (hips), 'ojasos' (big eyes), 'boquita' (small mouth), and 'cinturita' (small waist), paints a vivid picture of her allure.

The chorus, with its repetitive and catchy lines, 'Como me gusta a mí' and 'Como te gusta a ti,' highlights the universal nature of attraction and beauty. It suggests that the qualities the singer admires in this woman are not unique to him but are universally appreciated. The playful and rhythmic nature of the chorus invites listeners to join in and celebrate these shared feelings of admiration and joy.

The phrase 'Como 'ta rikarena' is a playful twist on the band's name, Rikarena, and the word 'rica,' which means 'rich' or 'delicious' in Spanish. This clever wordplay adds a layer of fun and flirtation to the song, reinforcing the theme of admiration and enjoyment. The repeated assertion that the woman is a 'tremenda persona' (tremendous person) suggests that her appeal goes beyond physical beauty, hinting at a deeper appreciation for her personality and presence. The song's upbeat tempo and lively rhythm make it a perfect dance track, encouraging listeners to let loose and enjoy the moment.