Rebula is a less common, colloquial term for 'commotion' or 'ruckus'. It's a vibrant word that perfectly captures the energetic and wild atmosphere of a party.
In the song, the lyric "Montamos la rebula" (We set up the ruckus) implies creating a lively and chaotic party scene, emphasizing the song's theme of breaking loose and having a good time. It's more evocative than a standard word for 'party' and adds a unique flavor to the lyrics.
"Pa' Romper la Discoteca" is a straight-up party anthem. Farruko, Yomo, and Daddy Yankee are describing one night out: the club fills up, the DJ gets the crowd moving, and everyone is there to dance and have a good time.
The hook says the whole point of the night is "to break the disco" - meaning to turn the party all the way up, not to cause trouble. It is reggaeton at its most celebratory: loud music, single women out enjoying themselves, and three of Puerto Rico's biggest artists trading verses over one beat.
You will hear plenty of ad-libs and shout-outs to the production team (Los De La Nazza), which is common in reggaeton - part of the fun is naming the people who made the track.