Polola is a Chilean slang term for 'girlfriend'. It's a fun and informal word that adds a unique flavor to the lyrics, making it stand out from more common terms like novia.
In the song, Paula Cendejas declares, "No soy tu polola" (I'm not your girlfriend), emphasizing her independence and refusal to be tied down. This word choice perfectly captures the song's theme of breaking free and living life on her own terms.
Get ready to feel empowered with Paula Cendejas and SOULFIA's "Salir"! This song is all about reclaiming your independence after a breakup. Our singer is done with waiting around and caring what her ex thinks, declaring, "Creo que voy a salir / Porque puedo, porque quiero / Porque me da igual lo que esperas de mí" [I think I'm going to go out / Because I can, because I want to / Because I don't care what you expect from me].
She's not looking back, saying, "Ya no pienso más en ti" [I don't think about you anymore] and she's definitely not checking his sad social media stories. In fact, she's found someone else's attention, even if it's not the same as what she had. The lyrics make it clear she's moving on and enjoying her freedom: "Ando suelta y loca, never ever sola" [I'm loose and crazy, never ever alone]. It's a fun, confident anthem for anyone ready to leave the past behind and just go out and live their best life!