Gasolina

Starling's 'Gasolina' is a high-energy anthem that celebrates the vibrant and unstoppable spirit of women who love to party and live life to the fullest. The repeated phrase 'Subele el mambo pa' q mis gatas prendan los motores' sets the tone for the song, urging the DJ to turn up the music so that the women can get their engines running. This metaphor of 'engines' symbolizes the women's energy and enthusiasm for life, particularly in the context of nightlife and dancing.

The lyrics paint a picture of a woman who is confident, independent, and unafraid to enjoy herself. She 'prende las turbinas' (starts the turbines) and 'no discrimina' (doesn't discriminate), indicating that she is open-minded and inclusive. The song emphasizes her love for 'gasolina,' a metaphor for the adrenaline and excitement she feels when she's out partying. This woman is described as someone who 'no se pierde ni un party de marquesina' (doesn't miss a single house party) and 'se acicala hasta pa la esquina' (dresses up even to go to the corner), highlighting her dedication to looking good and having a good time.

The song also touches on themes of freedom and independence. The woman 'no le rinde cuentas a nadie' (doesn't answer to anyone), suggesting that she lives life on her own terms. The repeated calls for 'gasolina' can be seen as a demand for more excitement and energy, a refusal to slow down or be constrained by societal expectations. The song's infectious rhythm and catchy chorus make it a celebration of life, freedom, and the joy of living in the moment.