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"Tiro" is a call-and-response Latin trap anthem that celebrates Latin American identity. The chorus of the song, "Desquiciada, desquiciada", is an invitation to the listener to go wild and have a good time. The lyrics of the song invite the "gringos" and "weros", slang terms for non-Latinos, to throw their money and join in the fun. The verses go on to provide a rather suggestive description of a party scene of "tacones negros, falda beige", (white skirt, black heels) and a woman telling the listener to "dale fuego", (give her fire). The rest of the lyrics name-drop various Venezuelan states as a way to honor the diversity and culture of the country. Ultimately, "Tiro" celebrates Latin American identity, encouraging non-Latinos to join in the dance and appreciate Latin vibes.
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