Descaro translates to "shamelessness" or "audacity." It's a word that carries a strong, intriguing connotation, suggesting a bold and uninhibited attitude.
In the song, the lyrics mention "ese raro que con mi cara y descaro te diga..." (that strange one who with my face and audacity tells you...). This implies a direct, perhaps even provocative, approach to communication, making the word stand out as a descriptor of someone unafraid to speak their mind or act boldly.
Jenny And The Mexicats invite us to just go for it in their song "Correr"! It's all about seizing the moment and not letting time slip away. The lyrics are a playful push to stop overthinking and just enjoy life. The singer asks someone to be with them, to "dejas de perder el tiempo" [stop wasting time] and realize that "no existe un momento alterno para hacer" [there isn't an alternate moment to do it].
They're not looking for conflict, saying "no quiero guerra" [I don't want war], but rather want to "centrarnos en pasarla bien" [focus on having a good time]. The song is an invitation to dance, to breathe, and to run together, suggesting that we shouldn't let unspoken things linger: "que no se diga que no sabemos cosas" [let it not be said that we don't know things]. It's a fun, lighthearted call to embrace the present and just be.