Pipoco is an explosive anthem where Brazil’s new generation cowgirls, the boiadeiras, strut in boots, silver buckle and karandá hat, announcing that no cowboy or city playboy can handle their speed, style or seductive power; over a high octane blend of pop, sertanejo and funk, Ana Castela and Melody boast that even an eight second rodeo ride is too much for the boys, then promise kisses and moves so addictive they will leave them hooked, turning the rodeo ring into a neon dance floor and celebrating fierce feminine confidence, rural pride and the fireworks of a love that hits like a sudden bang, the very pipoco named in the title.