Peda is a very common slang term in Mexico, especially among younger generations, that refers to a party or, more specifically, a heavy drinking session. It's not a formal word, but it's widely understood in casual contexts.
In the song, the artist repeatedly asks, "¿Dónde va a ser la peda?" (Where's the party going to be?), indicating a desire to go out and have a wild night of drinking and fun. This word is interesting because it's a colloquialism that gives insight into informal Spanish and the party culture it describes.
Get ready for a party anthem from Eden Muñoz! "Dónde Va A Ser La Peda" is all about living in the moment and having a wild time with friends. The singer is feeling great because payday is almost here, and he's ready to celebrate. He sings, "Ando alegre por la quincena Ya casi llega y voa' tomar" [I'm happy because of payday It's almost here and I'm gonna drink].
He's not looking for love right now; he's single and ready to mingle, or rather, to party hard! He even says he wants to "vomitar casa ajena" [throw up at someone else's house] – a funny, blunt way of saying he wants to party so hard he might get sick. The song is a fun invitation to forget your worries and just have a good time, so much so that you might not even remember it the next day without a reminder!