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The topic ‘Safaera‘ from Bad bunny It has turned out to be a resounding success to the point that thousands of users, especially young people, record themselves dancing or singing it. In the framework of this ‘fever’, a unique viral challenge has become a trend that consists of filming the reaction of an older person when hearing the subject; however, a boy took the challenge to the extreme. That was what he did? Discover it here.

The idea came from the user Ronald J. Mejía, who was recorded dancing the popular reggaeton with his girlfriend, and in the middle of a living room, looking for his mother to find them; however, the woman’s unexpected reaction would leave thousands of Facebook.

And it is that far from getting angry or recriminating the young couple, the boy’s mother celebrated the fact and decided to join the dance. The clip shows us that the woman left the broom she was carrying in her hands to climb a bar, where she showed off her best steps.

The singular scene published in Instagram Y Facebook Accumulate millions of reproductions and thousands of reactions.

What does ‘Safaera’ mean?

YHLQMDLG (short for “I do what I want”) is the second solo studio album by the Puerto Rican singer Bad bunny. It could be said that the most popular theme is ‘I Dog Alone’ due to the controversy caused by the video clip, where the artist dresses as a woman; However, ‘Safaera’ is still one of the favorites of many and that is why it does not stop being heard everywhere.

If it is one of your favorite subjects, you should know that the term was born in Puerto Rico and is born from “getting away” or “being out of the loop”. This word is similar to the expression “breaker”, a word that refers to a person who acts in an uninhibited and daring way.

According to the RAE, “loosening” means letting go or loosening something.

Due to all of the above, we could conclude that Bad Bunny uses the word safaera to refer to the fact that the woman in the song was “released”, that is, that she acts shamelessly.

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