Dale (part. Lenny Tavárez)

Sech's song "Dale" featuring Lenny Tavárez is a vibrant and liberating anthem that delves into themes of freedom, self-discovery, and the pursuit of happiness. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who is trapped in an unhappy relationship, and the singer encourages her to break free from her constraints. The repeated line, "Tú no eres feliz con él" (You are not happy with him), underscores the central message of the song: the importance of personal happiness and the courage to leave behind what no longer serves you.

The song uses the metaphor of smoking "kush" (a type of cannabis) to symbolize liberation and the shedding of inhibitions. The act of inhaling smoke and letting it rise represents the release of pent-up emotions and the embrace of a carefree, joyful state. The lyrics, "Antes que lleguen los oficiales, para reírnos, inhala el humo que sale" (Before the officers arrive, let's laugh, inhale the smoke that comes out), suggest a sense of urgency to seize the moment and enjoy life before external forces intervene.

Sech and Lenny Tavárez's collaboration brings a dynamic energy to the song, blending reggaeton rhythms with a laid-back, yet empowering vibe. The song's narrative is not just about escaping a bad relationship but also about finding oneself and celebrating newfound freedom. The imagery of a "pitbull" and the line "Tienes un pitbull y no quieres más perro" (You have a pitbull and don't want another dog) further emphasize the idea of breaking away from something aggressive and controlling. Ultimately, "Dale" is a call to action for anyone feeling stuck or unhappy, urging them to take control of their own happiness and live life to the fullest.