Cabrón is a versatile and very common slang term in many Spanish-speaking countries, but its meaning can vary greatly depending on context and tone. While it can be an insult (meaning 'bastard' or 'asshole'), in this song, it's used in a more informal, admiring way.
Here, when Alejo sings "Y está cabrón, bebé, tener ese cuerpo conmigo," he's using it to mean something like 'it's awesome' or 'it's incredible' to have that person's body with him. It conveys a sense of intense admiration and excitement, making it a memorable and engaging word to learn for its dual nature.
Get ready for a classic story of love at first sight... in the club! In "Estrella," Alejo and CNCO spot a woman who immediately captures all their attention. The song is all about that instant, powerful attraction. They see her dancing and their eyes connect, and from that moment on, no one else matters. The singers feel incredibly lucky to be with her, describing it as a "bendición" (blessing).
They call her an "estrella" (star) because even though she might not be famous or have a verified social media account, she shines brighter than anyone else. Her online posts get tons of attention, with fire emojis raining down on her pictures. The lyrics paint a picture of a woman so captivating that everyone, from guys in a long line to other girls in the club, can't help but look at her. It's a fun, flirty track about wanting to be with that one person who stands out from the crowd.