You know bailar means "to dance", but bailotear takes it to the next level. It's a fun, colloquial verb that means to dance with high energy, like you're at a party and completely letting loose.
It's formed from the noun bailoteo (a dance-off or dance party). In the song, the line "Vamo' a bailotear" is an energetic invitation to forget everything and just enjoy dancing all night, capturing the carefree spirit of the track.
Cris MJ's "Vamo A Bailotear" is all about celebrating a new, luxurious lifestyle. The song invites you to a wild night out, full of dancing, drinking, and romance. He sets the scene in a club with "Botellas prendi'as" [Bottles lit up], likely with sparklers, and makes his intentions clear with lines like "Gata, tú eres mía" [Girl, you are mine]. It's a straightforward party track on the surface, but there's more going on.
Beneath the party vibe, Cris MJ paints a picture of his success and the tough world he comes from. He boasts about his new status, saying "ya no soy un pobre / Ahora soy un rico joven" [I'm not poor anymore / Now I'm a rich young man]. This new wealth comes with danger; he mentions leaving the club in an armored truck with a loaded rifle ("Salimos en la blinda' / La R15 carga'"). He contrasts this hard image with how he feels about his girl: "En la calle viviendo a lo maldito / Mami, contigo me derrito" [In the street living like a badass / Mommy, with you I melt]. The song is a mix of celebrating success, flexing wealth, and the dangerous realities of street life, all while trying to have a good time at the club.