Chabón is an informal, colloquial term in some Latin American countries, particularly Argentina and Uruguay, meaning 'guy' or 'dude'. It's a bit like saying 'fella' or 'bloke' in English.
In this song, the lyrics advise a girl to "Olvidate 'e ese chabón" (Forget about that guy) who isn't worth her time. It's an interesting word because it's very specific to certain regional dialects and adds a casual, authentic feel to the lyrics, making it stand out from more common terms for 'guy'.
Feeling stressed out over a guy who's not worth your time? Rombai has the perfect cure for you in "Vamo A Tomar Una"! This song is all about shaking off that bad energy and embracing a night of fun and freedom. The lyrics tell you to "Olvidate 'e ese chabón / Que ahora viene otro mejor" [Forget about that guy / Because now someone better is coming], encouraging you to leave the past behind and look forward to new possibilities.
So, get ready to "ponete linda y vámonos pa'l baile" [get pretty and let's go to the dance]! The song is a playful anthem for letting loose, with lines like "Y lo que pase, shh, porque hoy todo vale" [And whatever happens, shh, because today anything goes]. It's about dancing "Hasta que salga el sol" [Until the sun comes up] and even taking a mirror selfie with the bold message, "Que se joda el amor" [Screw love]. It's a fun, upbeat reminder to prioritize your happiness and have a great time.