Cola Song

"Cola Song" by INNA ft. J Balvin is featured on.

Classic
The dancer is a girl with black hair in a high ponytail, with a fringe. She wears a light blue and yellow striped dress, magenta arm bracelets and light blue striped stilettos. She also wears a pair of glasses and black chokers around her neck.

Candy Version
The Alternate routine is a Dance Crew composed of two males and two females wearing candy costumes.

P1
P1 wears a pink marshmallow costume with pink tights and peach sleeves. He has a yellow glove.

P2
P2 has brown hair in pigtails, peach-yellow sleeves, an orange lollipop costume with a white swirl and orange tights.

P3
P3 has black curly hair, yellow sleeves, a yellow and black Cremino costume with yellow tights and yellow shoes.

P4
P4 has black hair in a ponytail with a green bow shaped like a leaf, a green sweet costume with sky blue stars, green tights and green sneakers.

Classic
The routine starts with a black background showing shiny hexagons and neon saxophones. In the verses, it switches to a disco with colorful spotlights, neon animated palm trees into pink vases with light blue circles and a stage with two yellow staircases, which features rainbow neon flamingos. In the pre-chorus, the flamingos disappear from the stage and reappear behind a yellow and red wheel in front of the stage. In specific parts of the song, it switches back to the starting background.

Candy People Version
The background is composed of various patterns in pastel colors with candies on them. At the beginning, various red and light pink lollipops forming line formations on a pastel pink background. During the verses, the background is a pastel blue checkerboard pattern with red and yellow lollipops appearing over each square. The light and darks colors on the checkerboard pattern constantly alternate, as well as the color of the lollipops. During the pre-chorus, the lollipops change into marshmallows, Creminos and sweets group-by-group, and the lollipops that are yet to be changed spin with the dancers' movements. As the chorus begins, the squares and lollipops disappear to reveal a pastel green background where more red and yellow lollipops appear in zig-zag line formations. When "ole" is sung, a few marshmallows, Creminos and sweets appear in the empty spaces between the lollipops. During the saxophone instrumental, the background is similar to that of the beginning but the lollipops are in a zig-zag formation like the previous background and they shake with the dancers' movements. During the bridge, a pastel blue swirl pattern appears like that of a lollipop, and orange and white marshmallows, blue and white lollipops, pink and white Creminos and pink sweets with white dots float around, moving with the dancer's movements and getting knocked away during the line "Sabe a vitamina". The dancers make more rain down through their movements, which shake to the beat of the song. During the last chorus, the candies space out with the beat of the song after INNA says "ole". The song ends with the saxophone instrumental background, but the candies fall out of the background.

Classic
There are 4 Gold Moves in the Classic routine:

Gold Moves 1, 2, and 4: Place your arms behind your head. The fourth Gold Move is the final part of the routine.

Gold Move 3 Clap to the left.

Candy People Version
There are 4 Gold Moves in the Candy People routine, all of which are the same:

All Gold Moves:
 * P1: Put your right hand up.
 * P2: Put your hands outwards as if you are asking a question.
 * P3: Put both of your hands above your head.
 * P4: Put your right hand up and slightly tilt it.

Trivia

 * is the fourth Colombian musician to appear in the series, after, Maluma and.
 * INNA is the third Romanian artist in the series, after and the band.
 * The coach's stilettos are very glitchy, especially when she closes her legs.
 * In the thumbnail of the gameplay, the dancer appears to have light blue glasses, but as seen in the gameplay, the dancer's glasses are barely visible, causing them to appear skin-colored.
 * The background looks similar to Mr. Saxobeat 's and Drop the Mambo 's backgrounds.
 * On the Just Dance YouTube channel, at the end you can hear the Gold Move sound effect, but cannot see the pictogram. On the UK channel you can see the pictogram for a second.
 * The dancer's shoes looks similar to Where Have You Been 's On Stage mode's shoes.
 * In the Just Dance Unlimited files, there is a Beta menu icon of the Candy Version: the coaches are seen in different order (P1-P4-P3-P2), their color schemes are diverse and they don't wear tights.
 * In the Alternate routine, P4's arms often blend with the costume and P2's costume tends to turn completely orange.
 * The line "With my maraca" is misinterpreted as "When mama arrives".
 * The line "J. Balvin, Inna" is misinterpreted as "Shake out babe/Inna".
 * The line "Sabe a coca cola" is misspelled as "Sabe a cola cola".
 * The line "Y la gente grita" is misinterpreted as "Y la gente y grita".
 * There is a pictogram error in the second verse: the first pictogram of the routine, telling the players to raise their arms up in a semicircle while walking forward, is accidentally recycled when the coach just raises her arm up during the line "But how much Cola can your body take?".
 * The Candy People version is the third song to feature coaches wearing food as their costume after In The Summertime and PoPiPo.
 * The dancers from In the Summertime wore fruit, PoPiPo 's backup dancers wore vegetables and this song's alternate wears candy as said in the alternate's name.
 * The dance moves in the chorus looks similar to the dance moves in the chorus for We No Speak Americano