Salsa Tequila
Anders Nilsen Lyrics

Burrito, gasolina, dale
A call to action to start the party off with some fuel and food

Salsa, tequila, corazón cerveza, muy bueno
Expressing the enjoyment of spicy sauce, tequila, and cold beer/heart, all very good together

Taco, Eva Mendez, gringo, costa, chorizo
Mentioning Mexican cuisine with a reference to a popular actress and some other Spanish words, but also including the concept of a foreigner enjoying it

Santa Maria, Tex-Mex, Shakira, nachos, salsa
Listing various Latin-American names and foods, including a reference to a popular singer

Sombrero, gato negro
Mentioning a popular hat and a black cat for effect

Mojito, old El Paso
Naming a Cuban drink and a brand of Mexican food

Madrid, Chihuahua, Adelén, por favor bailando
Mentioning a Spanish city, a Mexican state, and a French singer, inviting someone to dance

Guacamole, jalapeño Salma Hayek, Ricky Martin
Naming some more Latin-American foods and some famous actors and singers

Balacao muy bueno
Saying that some kind of fish is very good, though it's not clear why this is relevant

Mariachi, gasolina, calamari, muchas gracias
Mentioning a style of music, a fuel, and a seafood dish, expressing thanks

Macarena mi amigo
Referencing a popular dance of the 90s

Living la vida loca
Invoking a famous song to express a wild and fun time

Antonio Banderas, dale
Referencing a famous actor and repeating the call to action to keep the party going

Las ketchup, desesperado, Mallorca, si cortado
Naming a group and a few Spanish words to continue the Latin-American theme

Corazón, La Bamba, arriba, Carlos Santana
Another set of words and references to Latin-American culture

Selena Gomez, porque machete, enchilada
Naming a modern singer and a few Spanish words, including one that isn't quite clear in context

Uno, dos, tres, cuatro
Counting off the beat to keep the dancing going

Tony Montana
Referencing the famous character from Scarface and his love for cocaine

Hola sombrero
Greeting a hat for another strange but amusing line

¿Cuánto cuesta señorita?
Asking how much something costs in Spanish, presumably at a market or other setting

Enchilada, Ronaldo futbol
Another set of words with a cultural reference to football

Ricky Martin
Mentioning the singer again for some reason; perhaps just because his name sounds good in the song

No habló Español
Ending with the line 'I don't speak Spanish,' which is ironic given that the whole song is about Latin-American culture and language