KICK ii

"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). Read more on Last.fm.

Arca is an experimental project by Alejandra Ghersi Rodríguez, a Venezuelan electronic producer, mixing engineer, performance artist, painter and DJ. Arca embraces fluidity and changing between states, whether it be gender, genre, or personality. In a 2020 interview, they say We all have multiple personalities. Rather than causing panic, I think maybe that could cause some relief. There was a clear intention on their fourth album, Kick i to allow every self to express itself. Not to decide how much air time each self would get, but to allow for modulation between them in a spontaneous way. There is no such thing as normal. In Mutability and ambivalence guide the sound of their music — the atmospheres they create often contain abrasive percussive blasts, metal-shop whine, the screech of subway brakes, the whine of jet engines overheating. Anthropomorphic and animalistic sounds abound —mewling cats, mooing cows, anguished screams, the grunts and groans of orgasm, commingling pleasure and terror and beauty and ugliness in the most thrilling ways possible. They have also been credited for their writing/producing efforts on Björk's Vulnicura and the entirety of Utopia. Alongside FKA twigs EP2 as well as for their collaborations with Dean Blunt, Frank Ocean, Kelela, Kanye West, ROSALÍA and Lady Gaga, among others. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.