Ladillas literally refers to pubic lice, also known as "crabs." However, in colloquial Spanish, it's often used as a derogatory slang term for annoying, bothersome, or parasitic people.
In the song, the artist uses "Digan lo que digan las putas ladillas" (Let the damn 'ladillas' say what they want) to dismiss critics and haters, implying they are insignificant and irritating pests. This double meaning makes it an interesting and edgy word choice.
Get ready to party with Los Dareyes De La Sierra! In "WHISKEY DE PIÑA," Darey is all about living life exactly how he wants, without caring what anyone else thinks. He makes it clear from the start: "Yo vivo mi vida a mi puta manera, no me importa nada, la neta" [I live my life my own damn way, nothing else matters, honestly].
This song is a full-on celebration of enjoying everything you have while you're here, because, as he says, "cuando muera, nada me voy a llevar" [when I die, I'm not taking anything with me]. He's toasting to old friends and good times, admiring a beautiful woman, and just generally having a blast with "Whiskey de piña" [pineapple whiskey] and tequila. It's a fun, carefree anthem about living your truth and letting the haters hate!