Cotorreo is a fun, informal word that refers to lively conversation, chitchat, or simply having a good time with friends.
In the context of the song, it appears in the line "Hacen buenos cotorreo," suggesting that the horses (or perhaps the people associated with them) create a great atmosphere for socializing and enjoying themselves. It's a colloquial term that adds a touch of authenticity and local flavor to the lyrics.
Los Minis de Caborca bring us a high-energy track, "Con Un Trago Del 70 (En Vivo)," all about living life to the fullest and staying true to yourself. The song kicks off with a call to celebrate: "con un trago del 70 quiero que esté bien helado y así empieza a celebrar" [with a drink of '70, I want it very cold, and that's how the celebration begins]. It's about enjoying the moment when things are calm and getting everyone activated for a night out.
The lyrics touch on the challenges of staying on top, with lines like "unos vienen y otros van pero pocos se mantienen las envidias son muy grandes" [some come and some go, but few remain; envy is very great]. Despite the heat of the desert, the singer hasn't been burned, suggesting resilience. He's got everything under control, even mentioning "unos caballos de carreras que han dejado gran dinero" [some racehorses that have made a lot of money]. It's a song about enjoying the good times, avoiding problems, and having loyal people around, ready for anything.