Cabalga comes from the verb cabalgar, meaning "to ride" or "to gallop," typically on horseback. It's a more evocative and less common word than simply montar (to ride).
In this song, the artist uses cabalga in a suggestive, metaphorical way to describe his partner's actions during intimacy, implying a passionate and energetic experience. He sings, "Le compré una bota porque siempre me cabalga" (I bought her a boot because she always rides me), adding a playful and slightly provocative double meaning to the word.
Get ready to dive into Sech's "PRADO," a track that's all about intense passion and undeniable attraction! Our Panamanian artist kicks things off by marveling at a woman's piercings, asking, "Ay, mami, Dios mío, ¿qué has hecho / Con esos piercing que tú tienes en el pecho?" [Oh, mommy, my God, what have you done / With those piercings you have on your chest?]. It's clear from the start that he's completely captivated.
The song then takes us through a steamy encounter, from a 5 AM first date that turns into watching the sunrise together, to playful moments like him tracing her back with his tongue. Sech isn't shy about the physical connection, with lines like "Le abro las piernas y yo le digo, 'Buen provecho'" [I open her legs and I tell her, 'Enjoy your meal'] and "Si no te quitas, mami, adentro te la echo" [If you don't take it off, mommy, I'll put it in you]. He even buys her a boot because "siempre me cabalga" [she always rides me]. It's a bold and direct look at a night of pure, uninhibited desire, where the sheets are eating the clothes and the vibe is as hot as the sun.