Pureza translates to "purity". It's an interesting word choice in a song that heavily features the word "fake", creating a strong contrast.
In the lyrics, Luna Ki sings, "Aquí somos pureza y no venimos del bloque" (Here we are purity and we don't come from the block). This line suggests an authenticity and genuine nature, distinguishing themselves from others who might be perceived as less real or from a different background. It's a declaration of their true essence amidst a world of fakeness.
Get ready to question everything with Luna Ki's "FAKE"! This song is a super energetic, almost rebellious take on how much of what we see, hear, and touch in the world feels, well, fake. Luna Ki sings, "Todo lo que veo es fake / Todo lo que oigo es fake, fake, fake / Todo lo que toco es fake" [Everything I see is fake / Everything I hear is fake, fake, fake / Everything I touch is fake]. It's like she's looking around and seeing through all the pretense.
But it's not all cynicism! Luna Ki brings a unique confidence to the track. She talks about being "pureza y no venimos del bloque / Venimos del centro" [pure and we don't come from the block / We come from the center], suggesting an authenticity that stands out from the fakeness. She even calls someone a "muñeco para mí" [a doll for me] and playfully asks, "dime baby si tú quieres aprender" [tell me baby if you want to learn]. It's a fun, bold challenge to embrace what's real and move to the beat of your own drum, especially when "No hace frío ni calor, hace Reggaetón" [It's not cold or hot, it's Reggaetón]!