Fabuloso (feat. Justin Quiles)

In 'Fabuloso,' Sech and Justin Quiles paint a vivid picture of the glamorous and hedonistic nightlife. The song's lyrics revolve around the allure of the disco, where women, referred to as 'gatas,' dance and mingle with powerful men. The term 'fabuloso' underscores the extravagant and fabulous nature of these nights. The women are depicted as enjoying the company of influential figures and being drawn to the lifestyle of mafiosos, which adds a layer of danger and excitement to their nights out.

The song also delves into themes of infidelity and jealousy. Despite having boyfriends, the women are portrayed as willing to engage in these wild nights, much to the envy and disdain of others. The repeated line 'Hoy hay entierro, aunque no hay velorio' (Today there's a burial, even though there's no wake) metaphorically suggests the end of something significant, possibly hinting at the end of fidelity or the death of old norms and expectations in relationships. The 'funeral in my bedroom' further emphasizes the intimate and secretive nature of these encounters.

Sech and Justin Quiles also highlight the materialistic and luxurious aspects of this lifestyle. References to high-end brands like Versace and Gucci, expensive champagne, and lavish parties create an image of opulence. The mention of 'Don Peri' (Dom Pérignon) and the casual transition from the disco to Denny's for a late-night meal adds a touch of realism to the otherwise glamorous narrative. This blend of luxury and everyday elements makes the song relatable yet aspirational, capturing the essence of a night out that many dream of but few experience.