The song "Nota Cabrona" by John C is about living a fast and reckless lifestyle, with a focus on material possessions and breaking the law. The lyrics mention riding a Kawasaki motorcycle at high speeds, with a "pikete" (slang for money) that impresses others. The narrator boasts of being more skilled than a 2003 Kawasaki and disregards any consequences for their actions. The chorus repeats the line "una nota cabrona que no deja ver" (a badass attitude that doesn't hold back), referencing the narrator's confident and unapologetic persona. The second verse mentions Maluma, a Colombian singer known for his reggaeton music, and the phrase "borro cassete" (erase cassette), a reference to his hit song of the same name. The song also touches on sexual conquests, with the narrator bragging about satisfying their partners. Overall, "Nota Cabrona" celebrates living life on the edge with a carefree attitude.
