Malcriada translates to "spoiled" or "ill-behaved," often referring to someone who acts childish or disobedient because they've been given too much.
In the context of this song, it's used to describe a woman who is confident and perhaps a bit rebellious or provocative, especially after getting cosmetic surgery. It implies a playful defiance and a willingness to show off, making it an interesting word choice to describe a person's attitude and behavior.
"PANTI Y COLALE" is a Dominican dembow track built to be shouted back on a club floor, not read line by line. El Cherry Scom, La Greña and DJ Chulo NYC hang the whole song on one repeated hook, "Eso es panti y colale" [That's panties and thong], and let it carry the track more than any verse does.
The few actual verses stay just as blunt. One brags about a woman who, "Después que se operó, me lo estrujé en la cara" [after she got surgery, rubbed it in my face], another lists "Cueros, sabores, mayores, condones" [h*es, flavors, older ones, condoms], and the outro dissolves into ad-libs about sex. There's no story to follow here, just a party chant that stays blunt about exactly what it wants.
El Cherry Scom is a dembow artist who emerged from the Dominican Republic. He quickly gained attention for his energetic delivery and direct style.
He is known for tracks that get people moving, like "La Maquinita" and "Baje Con Trenza." His music often features catchy hooks, and he has also released popular songs such as "Cotorra" and "Mueve el Toto."