Tomela de la cintura y saque polvadera con el taconazo.

Juntese cara a cara y si trae pistola saque el espinazo.

Por que con el sangolotello

Por que con el sangolotello
Ella va a sentir muy fello
Si se le va un balazo.

Haga lo que Doña Lola mejor baila sola
Que con don pompozo.

Que siempre carga pistola
Y tambien machete es muy afrontoso.

Musica de mi norte con el acordeon y con el bajo sexto.
Polka y redova pal bailazo y sin miedo a la pista
Que siga el taconazo.

Polka y redova pal bailazo y sin miedo a la pista
Que siga el taconazo.

The lyrics to Raza Obrera's song El Taconazo describe a lively dance party where the dancers are encouraged to let loose and have fun. The lyrics encourage the listener to dance with faith and to grab a partner by the arm and waist. The lyrics suggest that the dancers should create a lot of dust with their dancing and perform a special move called the "taconazo" which involves a sharp heel stomp. The lyrics also suggest that the dancers get up close and personal, even if one of them is armed with a gun. The song emphasizes the joy of dancing to the music of the north, as played by the accordion and the bajo sexto.

The lyrics to El Taconazo are full of energy, making the listener want to hit the dancefloor and feel the music. The song celebrates the traditional dances of northern Mexico and encourages listeners to participate in the lively and energetic dance style. The song's lyrics describe the moves of the dance and even suggest potential hazards, like the presence of an armed partner. Overall, the lyrics of this song paint a vibrant picture of a dance party, full of music and movement.