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Déjala Que Baile is a vibrant anthem that invites us to celebrate female freedom in a connected, modern world. Melendi, Alejandro Sanz, and rap maestro Arkano paint the picture of a woman who refuses to sit quietly at the party of life. She slips into other shoes that never pinch, spins in wide skirts, and draws a brand-new world with her bare feet. The lyrics contrast yesterday’s limitations — carrier pigeons, duels, inherited morals — with today’s instant communication and wider horizons, reminding us that the real revolution is letting everyone move to their own rhythm.
At its heart, the song is a call to ditch stereotypes and let individuality shine. The woman in the story is origin and destiny, both the tale and the storyteller. By urging listeners to forget what they have been told and simply dance, the artists champion self-expression, protest through joy, and the idea that no star asks permission to glow. In short, it is a catchy, upbeat reminder that the world becomes richer when we give each person the space to step out, spin around, and create their own dance.
Melendi (Ramón Melendi Espina) is a Spanish singer and songwriter from Oviedo whose sound blends pop, rumba, and pop rock. He broke through with his debut album Sin noticias de Holanda in 2003, and his single "Con la luna llena" became the official theme of the 2004 Vuelta a España.
His catalog mixes catchy hooks with heartfelt, streetwise storytelling, including the Real Oviedo anthem "Volveremos." He has also appeared as a coach on La Voz Kids in Mexico. In 2025 he celebrated two decades on stage with the "20 años sin noticias" tour, drawing huge crowds across Spain.