Meneo refers to a sway or wiggle, often associated with dancing or moving one's hips. It's a fun, energetic word that perfectly captures the vibe of this song.
In the lyrics, the phrase "meneo por el piso" (sway on the floor) encourages listeners to let loose and dance with abandon. It's a key part of the song's call to enjoy the night and move to the rhythm.
This song is all about letting loose and having a great time! The lyrics invite you to forget about bad memories and just enjoy the moment, especially on a Saturday night. The singer is tired of slow, sad songs, saying, "No quiero más baladas de piano" [I don't want any more piano ballads]. Instead, they want to hear the "bombo y el tacho" [bass drum and the snare drum] – the kind of beat that makes you want to dance.
It's a call to action for everyone who loves to go out and dance on Saturdays. The song even references Abraham Mateo's line, "Que tú me tienes como un loco enamorado" [That you have me like a crazy lover], suggesting a carefree, joyful kind of love. It encourages everyone to have high self-esteem and just move their bodies, saying, "Autoestima por el cielo, meneo por el piso" [Self-esteem through the roof, swaying on the floor]. It's about breaking free and making tonight the best night of the year!