Caguameando is a fun, informal verb derived from "caguama," which refers to a large, liter-sized bottle of beer, popular in Mexico.
In the song, it means "drinking caguamas" or "partying with caguamas." It's a very specific and culturally relevant term that paints a vivid picture of the casual, continuous drinking described in the lyrics, making it more engaging than a generic word for drinking.
Get ready to party with El Komander's "Borracho Y Escandaloso"! This song is all about living for the moment and having a good time, no matter what. Our singer doesn't need money to get drunk, because he has his friends for that! He sings, "No ocupo dinero pa ponerme pedo / Para eso es que tengo mis compas" [I don't need money to get drunk / That's what I have my friends for].
He's a true party animal, ready to drink anything from Buchanans to caguamas (big bottles of beer), tequila, or vodka. He proudly declares, "Soy un borrachales que me vale madre / Lo unico que quiero es pistear" [I'm a drunkard who doesn't give a damn / All I want to do is drink]. He loves the party so much that he cures his hangover just to start drinking again! Even if he's seeing double and everything's blurry, he'll end up at the dances, "borracho y escandaloso" [drunk and scandalous]. It's a fun, no-holds-barred look at a life dedicated to good times and good drinks!