“Gaga” is a high-energy reggaetón pep talk in which J Balvin and Saiko phone up a woman whose sparkle has been dimmed by a jealous, controlling boyfriend. Over a booming beat, they remind her of who she was before the toxic romance: a fearless party-goer who owned the dance floor, sipped what she wanted, and lit up the club. The catchy onomatopoeic hook — “ga-ga-ga” — echoes both the thump of the music and the playful sounds of passion, inviting her to rediscover that heat.
Beneath the flirtation, the song carries an empowering message: cut loose, reclaim your freedom, and never let anyone “turn off” your light. By urging her to dress how she likes, buy what she wants, and enjoy pleasure without strings, Balvin and Saiko turn the track into a celebration of self-confidence and liberated sexuality — all wrapped up in a contagious chorus made for dancing until sunrise.