Mitote is a fascinating word that can mean 'gossip', 'commotion', or even 'a big party' depending on the context. It's a colorful term that isn't heard in every song, making it stand out.
In this song, the lyrics state, "Anda haciendo feria y no mitote" (She's making money, not gossip/commotion). It highlights the woman's focus on success and her disdain for drama or idle chatter, painting a picture of a strong, independent character.
Eden Muñoz and Óscar Maydon's "La Dama" is all about a woman who's living her best life, and she's not afraid to show it! The song describes her as someone who always looks great and is on top of her game, saying "Se mira que trae con que esa mamacita, siempre anda al millón" [It looks like that hot woman has what it takes, she's always at a million].
She's enjoying herself, whether she's "sacando la paca y truena las ligas" [taking out the wad of cash and snapping the rubber bands] to party or just "disfrutando de la vida" [enjoying life]. The lyrics mention her expensive taste, like "la Christian Dior, ella no escatima" [Christian Dior, she doesn't hold back] and driving a "BM o Cheyenne" [BMW or Cheyenne]. She's a strong, independent woman who "a nadie se atiene" [doesn't depend on anyone] and has "huevotes que tiene" [the balls she has]! She's also a bit of a rebel, described as "salió bandida pa' los amores, igual que su papá" [she turned out to be a bandit for love, just like her dad]. It sounds like she's having a blast and making sure everyone knows it, especially "las víboras" [the vipers] she wants to make envious.