Meneando comes from the verb menear, which means to sway, shake, or wiggle. It's a lively and descriptive word often used in the context of dancing or moving one's body.
In this song, L-Gante uses meneando to describe a woman dancing: "Mientras va meneando me voy acercando" (While she's swaying, I'm getting closer). It vividly captures the movement and energy of the dance floor, making it an engaging word for learners.
L-Gante's "La Quiero Conocer" is all about that moment when you see someone across the room and you just know you have to meet them. Our guy sees a woman dancing, and he's immediately captivated. He's been watching her photos, and now seeing her in person, he's totally smitten. He keeps asking himself, "no sé si fue casualidad" [I don't know if it was a coincidence], but he's determined to find out more.
He notices she's dancing "sola sola" [all alone], and he's thinking she might be better off that way, but he's ready to shoot his shot. He's wondering if she'd even want to get involved with just anyone, but he knows "ahora está soltera y para mí una beba" [now she's single and to me a baby]. He's been waiting a long time to see her again, and now that she's here, all he can say is "la quiero conocer" [I want to meet her]! He loves her eyes and her smile, and he's ready to make his move.