Acicálate is a less common, more expressive way to say "get ready" or "spruce yourself up." It implies taking extra care with one's appearance, often for a special occasion or to impress someone.
In the song, the lyric "Acicálate, que este culito anda De rumba" (Get yourself ready, because this little butt is going to party) uses the word in a playful and confident way. It sets the tone for a night of fun and excitement, suggesting a deliberate effort to look good for a night out dancing.
“Que Vamo’ Hacer?” is a playful conversation between two magnetic personalities who meet on the dance floor and instantly feel the spark. Lenny Tavárez and Anitta trade flirtatious lines about living for the moment: popping a bottle, turning up the music, and letting chemistry decide the rest. The recurring question “¿Qué vamos a hacer?” (What are we going to do?) is almost rhetorical, because the answer is always the same—have fun, dance without limits, and see where the night takes them.
Beneath the catchy reggaetón beat, the song celebrates carefree confidence. Lenny calls himself the diablo while Anitta plays the ángel, showing how opposites can collide in the most exciting way. Rather than overthinking feelings or future consequences, they embrace attraction, tease each other with bold lyrics, and invite listeners to join the party. It is a feel-good anthem that reminds us that everyone loves to pasarla bien—cut loose, dance freely, and create memories until sunrise.