Terrible, Perriemos (feat. Aku P)

Sailorfag's song "Terrible, Perriemos (feat. Aku P)" is a vibrant anthem that encourages listeners to shed their fears and embrace their true selves through the liberating power of dance, specifically reggaeton. The repetitive chorus, "Temor, yo tengo temor, Ven, hazme el favor, baila reggaeton, tón, tón," highlights the initial fear and hesitation that many people feel when it comes to expressing themselves freely. However, the song quickly shifts to a message of empowerment, urging individuals to let go of their anxieties and savor the joy of dancing without inhibition.

The lyrics address societal pressures and the fear of judgment, particularly in the lines, "¿Qué?, ¿No sales maquillado a la calle? ¿Qué?, ¿Te da miedo expresarte?" These questions reflect the internal struggle many face when trying to conform to societal norms. Sailorfag and Aku P challenge these norms by promoting self-expression and individuality, as seen in the lines, "Que nadie te calle, Qué perras nos vemos." This defiance against societal expectations is a call to action for listeners to be unapologetically themselves.

The song also touches on themes of inclusivity and acceptance, emphasizing that dance and self-expression are universal and should not be limited by one's background or preferences. The lyrics, "No importa de dónde vengas, No importan tus preferencias, El perreo no discrimina," reinforce the idea that everyone deserves to feel free and accepted. By celebrating diversity and encouraging listeners to ignore societal judgments, "Terrible, Perriemos" becomes a powerful anthem for self-love and authenticity.