Sólo Quiero Bailar invites us into that hazy moment when the party is winding down and you are walking home under a sky full of stars, head spinning with equal parts music and mixed emotions. Zenttric paints the picture of a narrator who is tired of circular conversations and empty promises. One minute, every word from their partner “doesn’t matter,” the next it suddenly does—showing how confusing a relationship can feel at 4 a.m. when the city is quiet but your thoughts are loud.
Instead of staying trapped in that drama, the singer clings to a simple, liberating mission: “I just want to dance, I just want to forget.” The dance floor becomes the ultimate escape hatch, a place to shake off lies, doubts and lateness. If the other person is not coming, fine—just say so—because the beat is calling and tonight the only plan is to move, sweat and leave every complicated feeling in the glow of the club lights. It is a catchy Spanish pop anthem about choosing joy over confusion, rhythm over restless thoughts and freedom over emotional traffic jams.