Coa Xorete is a turbo-charged party anthem where rapper Lucky Brown teams up with Big Cvyu to celebrate street swagger, Chilean slang and non-stop dancing. The title mixes the word coa – Chile’s gritty prison-born dialect – with xorete – a playful way of saying “cool” or “fresh.” From the very first “pon-pon-pon” the track invites everyone to hit the dance floor, bounce their bodies and let the bass shake the room.
Beneath the contagious hooks and tongue-twisting ad-libs, the lyrics paint a picture of nightlife bravado: flashing cash, lighting up a smoke, and commanding attention with bold moves. Lines like “Yo te rescaté” (I rescued you) and “rebótame ese culote” (bounce that backside for me) show Lucky Brown playing the confident host who pulls the crowd into his orbit. It’s all about liberation and attitude – flaite (street) style, fast money, and the thrill of owning the club for one explosive night. The result is a track that fuses U.S. rap energy with Latin urban flavor, urging listeners to loosen up, show off and keep the party lit till sunrise.