Puerto Rican rapper Myke Towers has once again captivated fans with his latest single “La Falda,” accompanied by a visually stunning official music video. Released in 2023, the song showcases Towers’ versatility as an artist, blending reggaeton, Latin trap, and a sensual, rhythmic flow that has become his trademark. With a music career that spans several successful albums and countless chart-topping singles, Myke Towers continues to evolve and elevate his artistry, and “La Falda” is no exception.
This song is more than just a catchy tune; it is a celebration of confidence, attraction, and the empowerment of women, all wrapped up in Towers’ smooth lyricism and infectious beats.
The Message Behind “La Falda”
“La Falda,” which translates to “The Skirt,” revolves around a playful yet respectful admiration of a woman’s beauty and the confidence she exudes. The song’s title itself hints at the central theme of empowerment, as it focuses on the allure and mystique of a woman wearing a skirt. Rather than objectifying, the lyrics take a celebratory tone, highlighting how the woman carries herself with confidence, power, and an undeniable sense of style.
In “La Falda,” Myke Towers is direct yet respectful in his admiration, using metaphors and clever wordplay to express attraction. His lyrics speak to the powerful dynamic between men and women, where confidence and poise are more attractive than physical appearance alone. Towers emphasizes the power of self-expression, especially through fashion, and how a simple outfit like a skirt can carry immense weight in how a woman presents herself.
This message of confidence and empowerment is a recurring theme in Latin urban music, but Myke Towers adds his unique touch by balancing seduction with respect, creating a song that feels both sensual and classy.
The Music: A Blend of Reggaeton and Latin Trap
Musically, “La Falda” combines the best elements of reggaeton and Latin trap, genres that have defined Myke Towers’ career. The track opens with a steady reggaeton beat, characterized by its infectious dembow rhythm, which immediately sets the mood for a smooth, danceable vibe. As the song progresses, the beat becomes more layered, incorporating electronic elements and subtle trap influences that give it a modern and polished feel.
Myke Towers’ vocal delivery is a highlight in “La Falda.” He switches effortlessly between melodic singing and rap verses, maintaining a perfect balance between rhythm and flow. His voice glides over the beat, delivering each line with precision and emotion, drawing the listener into the song’s seductive and confident atmosphere.
The production is slick, with crisp beats, pulsing basslines, and a melodic hook that makes the song addictive from the first listen. The fusion of reggaeton and trap gives “La Falda” a dynamic sound that will appeal to fans of both genres. Towers’ ability to seamlessly blend these styles demonstrates his versatility and creativity as an artist.
The Visual Aesthetic: A Bold and Stylish Music Video
The official music video for “La Falda” complements the song’s themes of empowerment and allure with bold visuals, vibrant colors, and stylish fashion. Directed with a sleek and modern aesthetic, the video features Myke Towers surrounded by confident, fashionable women who exude strength and poise. The setting of the video alternates between high-end urban environments and luxurious interiors, reflecting the sophistication and elegance that the song’s lyrics convey.
Throughout the video, the camera focuses on the women’s style and the way they carry themselves. Whether it’s through their outfits, makeup, or body language, the video emphasizes that confidence is key, and that fashion — symbolized by the skirt — is an important form of self-expression. The women in the video are portrayed as powerful, independent, and unapologetically themselves, reinforcing the empowering message behind “La Falda.”
Myke Towers himself is styled impeccably in the video, matching the overall luxurious and polished feel of the visuals. His cool demeanor and charisma on-screen reflect his role not just as a performer, but as someone who respects and admires the confidence of the women around him.
Myke Towers: A Rising Force in Latin Urban Music
“La Falda” is yet another example of Myke Towers’ ability to craft hits that resonate with a wide audience. Over the years, he has established himself as one of the most versatile and talented artists in the Latin music scene. His ability to blend reggaeton, trap, and hip-hop has earned him both critical acclaim and commercial success. Songs like “La Falda” highlight his knack for creating music that is both catchy and meaningful, striking a balance between mainstream appeal and artistic depth.
Towers’ career has been on an upward trajectory since the release of his debut album El Final del Principio in 2016. Since then, he has collaborated with some of the biggest names in the industry, including Bad Bunny, J Balvin, and Ozuna. His music, which often touches on themes of success, street life, love, and ambition, has made him a voice of a generation within the Latin urban music genre.
With “La Falda,” Towers continues to push boundaries, creating a song that is both a celebration of attraction and a commentary on confidence and empowerment. It’s a track that not only showcases his musical versatility but also his ability to tap into cultural themes that resonate with his audience.
Reception and Impact
Since its release, “La Falda” has been met with praise from fans and critics alike. Its infectious rhythm and catchy hook make it a dancefloor anthem, while its empowering lyrics and stylish visuals have made it a standout in Myke Towers’ discography. Fans have particularly praised the song for its balance of sensuality and respect, noting that it offers a fresh perspective on attraction and admiration in the reggaeton and trap genres.
The song has also performed well on streaming platforms, further cementing Myke Towers’ place as one of the leading voices in Latin music. As he continues to release music that resonates with a global audience, “La Falda” is poised to become a defining track in his career.
Conclusion: A Stylish and Empowering Anthem
“La Falda” is more than just a reggaeton or Latin trap song — it’s an anthem of confidence, empowerment, and admiration. Through its catchy rhythm, smooth vocals, and sleek visuals, Myke Towers delivers a track that celebrates both the allure of attraction and the power of self-expression. The song’s message, combined with its infectious sound, makes it a standout in Towers’ growing catalog of hits. As he continues to evolve as an artist, “La Falda” is a testament to Myke Towers’ ability to create music that not only entertains but also resonates on a deeper level.
LETRA – LYRICS=
(Dale, dale, dale, dale),
(Dale, dale, dale, dale),
Full harmony,
(Dale, dale, dale, dale),
(Dale, dale, dale, dale),
(Dale, dale, dale, dale),
(Dale, dale, dale, dale),
Esa falda,
Chiquitita,
Que bonita te queda,
La veía to’ los días,
Ahora es cuando se pueda,
Y de la uni yo la saco hasta donde se hospeda,
Y las demás que sigan envidiando,
Por eso no prosperan
Esa falda,
Chiquitita,
Ay que bonita te queda,
Yo la veía to’ los días,
Ahora es cuando se pueda,
Y de la uni yo la saco hasta donde se hospeda,
Y las demás que sigan envidiando,
Por eso no prosperan
Ese culo,
Pone a las demás inseguras,
Ella a mi me des configura,
Mezcla lo sensual,
La calle y la finura,
Cuando quiere no disimula,
Hoy va pa’ la calle,
Se bebe y se fuma,
Quiere un tipo que la presuma,
Su booty heavy weight,
El jacuzzi con espuma,
Chingando escuchando a Peso Pluma
Esa falda,
Chiquitita,
Ay que bonita te queda,
Yo la veía to’ los días,
Ahora es cuando se pueda,
Y de la uni yo la saco hasta donde se hospeda,
Y las demás que sigan envidiando,
Por eso no prosperan
Dale espacio a las demás,
Pa’ que brillen bebé,
Tu no lo haces a mal,
Solo haces tu deber,
Dime donde estas que yo te quiero ver,
Es intocable si pasa se tienen que mover,
Esta enfocada en la de ella pero a veces se distrae,
Se pone traje o falda pa’ que se lo encaje,
No le hablen de embarazo ni de pruebas de dopaje,
Se puso creativa con la hierba que le traje,
Y ella esta haciendo un bachillerato,
Yo llevo rato comiéndomela pero no dejo rastro,
Llegue con Yannc, con Chalko en una Raptor,
Trai mas sustancias que den abasto,
El alcohol hizo que a la amiga quiera besar,
Sin querer la toque y se la subió sin pensar
Esa falda,
Chiquitita,
Ay que bonita te queda,
Yo la veía to’ los días,
Ahora es cuando se pueda,
Y de la uni yo la saco hasta donde se hospeda,
Y las demás que sigan envidiando,
Por eso no prosperan
(Esa falda,
Chiquitita,
Ay que bonita te queda,
Yo la veía to’ los días,
Ahora es cuando se pueda,
Y de la uni yo la saco hasta donde se hospeda,
Y las demás que sigan envidiando,
Por eso no prosperan)