Descabroná' is a highly colloquial and vulgar term derived from "cabrón," which can mean "goat" but is often used as a strong expletive in many Spanish-speaking countries, similar to "bastard" or "asshole." Adding the prefix "des-" and the suffix "-á" (feminine past participle) intensifies its meaning.
In the context of this song, "descabroná'" is used to describe a woman who is completely wild, uninhibited, and perhaps even a bit crazy in a sexual or party sense. It implies being utterly "messed up" or "unleashed" in a provocative way, suggesting a desire for intense and unrestrained experiences. It's a word that immediately grabs attention due to its strong, informal nature and its vivid imagery of someone letting loose completely.
"Baccarat" is Cris MJ leaning all the way into player mode over a slow, heavy reggaeton beat, and he names the whole vibe after a drink in one line: "Ese Baccarat se mezcla con el humo del weed" [That Baccarat mixes with the weed smoke]. From there it's one continuous flex: Goyard bags, a night in La Serena, a camera pulled out mid-scene with "Hoy voy a grabarte con la GoPro" [Today I'm going to film you with the GoPro]. He opens with "Yo estoy que te rompo" [I'm about to wreck you], and nothing that follows walks that back.
What makes it distinctly his is how little it pretends to build toward anything. There's no slow burn here, just repetition and momentum, and the song closes on "Ya ni cambio, lo adelanto" [I don't even shift gears, I just floor it], which doubles as a pretty accurate description of the track itself. It's blunt, a little much, and completely fine with being exactly that.