“Dispara” is a playful showdown of love, desire, and bravado. Laura Miller slips into the role of a confident heroine who hears a suitor boast about his irresistible touch, fiery kisses, and convertible-cruising romance. Rather than swoon, she treats his claims like empty shells until proven otherwise. The repeated dare “A ver, corazón, dispara” (Let’s see, heart, fire) turns the song into a Western-style duel where words are bullets and only genuine passion can hit the target.
Under the catchy beat, the lyrics celebrate female empowerment: she will “let him try” but on her terms. First he must pass “la prueba del amor” – the test of love – showing that his promises feel as good as they sound. If his balas (bullets) burn like his palabras (words), she might surrender; if not, the gunslinger walks away unvictorious. It is a fun reminder that confidence is attractive, but honesty and action seal the deal.