Enfiestar is a colloquial verb derived from "fiesta" (party), meaning "to party" or "to go out and have a good time." While "fiesta" is common, the verb form enfiestar is less frequently heard in everyday conversation and adds a dynamic, active sense to the idea of partying.
In the song, the line "Hoy me voy a enfiestar" (Today I'm going to party) perfectly captures the carefree and hedonistic mood of the lyrics, where the singer is focused on enjoying the moment and forgetting problems. It's an engaging word that immediately sets the tone for a night of fun and revelry.
Zero Sentimientos feels like an unapologetic postcard from a never-ending party. Xavi and Eduardo Soto invite us into a world of Modelo beers, rolled joints (a gallo), and back-to-back flights where the only destination is higher altitude and louder music. With slang like plebitas (girls) and chilo (cool), the lyrics paint a vivid picture of Mexican nightlife, celebrating the buzz that helps them forget yesterday’s headaches and erase the mental “cassette tape” of past problems.
Beneath the neon lights, the song’s core message is simple: live for the moment, feel nothing that drags you down, and keep the vibes sky-high. Love is off the table; emotions are set to zero so there is no room for heartbreak, only room for laughter, clouds, and yet another round. It is a carefree anthem for anyone who has ever wanted to press pause on reality, crank the volume, and float above their worries until the sun comes up.