Corrientazo literally means an "electric shock" or "jolt." It's a vivid and somewhat informal word that isn't commonly found in every song, making it stand out.
In the context of the song, the singer uses it playfully after the woman says she feels "corriente" (common or ordinary). He gives her a "corrientazo" to show her that she's anything but ordinary, implying he's giving her an exciting jolt of realization about her unique appeal. It's a clever play on words that adds a layer of flirtatious charm to the lyrics.
Get ready to hit the dance floor with Standly's "Baila Para Mi"! This song is all about a guy who's completely captivated by a woman and wants her to dance just for him. He sees her as "exclusiva" [exclusive] and "una mujer atractiva" [an attractive woman], and he's determined to win her over.
He's pretty confident, telling her, "Sedúceme, mi dama" [Seduce me, my lady], and promising to make her feel a fire "como nadie te prende" [like no one lights you up]. He even playfully suggests, "Si te pillo solita, yo te diré: Baila, baila, para mí" [If I catch you alone, I'll tell you: Dance, dance, for me]. It's a fun, flirty track with a clear message: he wants her to be his and he's going to make her feel special!