Sanga Zoo (part. DaVido, Obrinn & Farruko)

Abraham Mateo's 'Sanga Zoo,' featuring DaVido, Obrinn, and Farruko, is a high-energy dance track that brings together diverse musical influences from Spain, Africa, and Puerto Rico. The song's lyrics are a celebration of dance, movement, and the joy of letting loose. The repeated phrase 'sanga zoo' and the command 'sacúdete' (shake it) emphasize the song's central theme of dancing with abandon and shaking off any negative vibes. The infectious rhythm and catchy chorus invite listeners to join in the fun and lose themselves in the music.

The song's lyrics also highlight the allure and magnetism of a woman who captivates the attention of everyone around her with her dance moves. Lines like 'Siempre roba mi atención cuando ella baila' (She always steals my attention when she dances) and 'Me encanta cómo me guaya' (I love how you grind on me) underscore the sensual and mesmerizing nature of her dance. The references to sweating and moving until one can't anymore ('Quiero verte sudar' and 'Menéalo hasta que no pueda má') further emphasize the physicality and intensity of the dance.

'Sanga Zoo' also carries a message of positivity and release. The lyrics encourage listeners to 'bota to'a esa mala vibra' (throw away all that bad vibe) and embrace the moment. This theme of shaking off negativity and embracing joy is universal and resonates across cultures. The collaboration of artists from different parts of the world adds to the song's global appeal, making it a celebration of cultural diversity and unity through music and dance.