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TRI.BE's song 'LORO' is a vibrant and assertive anthem that showcases the group's confidence and individuality. The lyrics are a mix of Korean, English, and Spanish, reflecting the global appeal of K-Pop and the group's desire to reach a diverse audience. The song's title, 'LORO,' means 'parrot' in Spanish, which is a key metaphor in the song. The repetition of the word 'LORO' and the phrase 'Repite como un loco' (Repeat like a crazy person) suggest that others are merely imitating the speaker, much like a parrot repeats words without understanding them. This could be interpreted as a commentary on originality and authenticity in the music industry or in personal expression.

The song exudes a sense of superiority and defiance, with lines like '더 높여 내 콧대 널 내려다 볼 때' (When I look down on you with my nose held high) and '내가 널 볼 수 있게' (So I can see you). The members of TRI.BE assert their dominance and encourage others to recognize their worth. They compare themselves to 'dinamita' (dynamite), suggesting they are explosive and impactful. The phrase 'vida la viva' (live the life) and its play on 'dolce vita' (sweet life) emphasize a philosophy of living boldly and enjoying life to the fullest.

The song also touches on themes of breaking free from constraints, as seen in the lines '작은 새장 속에 갇힌 넌 마치 예전의 나 같지' (You're like the old me, trapped in a small birdcage). It encourages listeners to break down the walls within themselves and to live authentically ('네 안에 벽을 깨 do or die'). TRI.BE's 'LORO' is not just a call to be heard, but a declaration of self-empowerment and the importance of carving out one's own path in life.