Young Folks
Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra Lyrics

The lyrics to Williamsburg Salsa Orchestra's song, "Young Folks," are a nod to the grandiosity and bravado that can accompany youth and confidence, particularly in the world of romance. The opening lines shower the subject with compliments, calling them the most handsome and the sexiest. The lyrics then describe the subject as a "riata," which can be interpreted to mean a "whip" or a "rope," emphasizing their strength and power. The use of the phrase "Las Choapas no es nada sin ti," which translates to "Las Choapas is nothing without you," reinforces the idea that the subject is the center of attention and is indispensable to their surroundings.

The next few lines continue to praise the subject, declaring that they are the best at everything and that no one can surpass them. The words "vergüolia" and "viviejonjon" are both slang terms in some Spanish-speaking countries that roughly mean "awesome" or "cool guy." The next lines describe how everyone follows the subject wherever they go, and that all women lust after them. The reference to Brad Pitt and Cristiano Ronaldo further adds to the idea of the subject being an irresistible heartthrob. Finally, the lyrics end with a crude sexual reference, further emphasizing the subject's sexual prowess and dominance.