Nómina plunges us straight onto a hazy reggaetón dance floor where Maluma, joined by Puerto Rican duo Jowell & Randy, plays the role of the ultimate party boss. He calls on every woman—“gordas, flacas,” all shapes and sizes—to show off their best perreo moves, promising that the fun comes with no strings attached. The title, which literally means “payroll,” is used as cheeky slang: if you dance like there’s no tomorrow, the guys will “put you on the nómina,” showering you with VIP treatment, drinks, and nonstop attention.
Under pulsing beats and playful banter, the lyrics celebrate unapologetic pleasure: late-night flirting, weed smoke swirling, and boundary-pushing sensuality. It is a bold anthem of inclusion and liberation on the dance floor, where confidence is the currency and rhythm is the only rule. Maluma, Jowell & Randy invite listeners to forget the consequences, break the rules, and lose themselves in the music—because in this club, everyone who dares to own their desire gets paid in unforgettable memories.