PÓLVORA ignites the dance floor with a magnetic mix of reggaeton beats and flirtatious bravado. Mora teams up with Puerto Rican legend Yandel to tell the story of spotting a dazzling woman whose small stature hides a “baby Glock” punch of confidence. He is the fuego, she is the pólvora, and the club’s reggaeton playlist is the spark. Drinks are poured, texts are swapped, and both agree there is no point in denying the chemistry – if it is meant to happen, let it happen while the bass is thumping.
Beneath the playful gunpowder metaphor, the track celebrates mutual desire, bold self-expression, and seizing the moment before the night burns out. It champions a woman who “customized” her own allure, shines without showing off, and stands unfazed by the Spartan-sized crowd of admirers behind her. Together, the pair ditch small talk for carefree perreo, reminding listeners that consent, confidence, and living in the now can be as electrifying as fire meeting gunpowder.