Loco is Neton Vega’s wild invitation to drop every worry, light one up and hit the dance floor. Over a thumping reggaetón beat, the Mexican artist mixes street slang with playful bravado, showing off how a single rhythm can make “ese culo lo reboto-boto” while smoke curls out of the sunroof. He paints the scene: flashy sneakers, short dresses, red eyes and a groove powerful enough to break any remaining rules or hearts.
Beneath the party glow there is a cheeky breakup story. Rumor says his ex has a shattered heart, but Neton is “libre” and feeling “bien loco,” swapping old memories for new adventures and louder bass. He brushes off disapproving mothers, borrowed “polvos,” and anyone who says he will not change. In the end the message is clear – life is short, the night is young, and if you call him, he will steal you away for one more crazy ride.