100 (part. Ozuna)

Anuel AA and Ozuna's collaboration '100' delves into the complexities of a forbidden relationship, where the allure of secrecy and the thrill of the forbidden play central roles. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a clandestine affair, where both parties are fully aware of the illicit nature of their connection but are irresistibly drawn to each other. The repeated line 'Lo de nosotro' e' prohibido' (What we have is forbidden) underscores the central theme of the song, highlighting the tension and excitement that come with breaking societal norms and engaging in a secret romance.

The song also explores themes of deception and self-awareness. The woman in the song is described as someone who 'disimula bien' (hides it well) and 'sabe más de lo que creen' (knows more than they think), suggesting that she is adept at maintaining the facade of innocence while fully understanding the implications of her actions. This duality is further emphasized by the lines 'Te crees nena buena, pero eres mala' (You think you're a good girl, but you're bad), indicating a conscious choice to embrace her darker, more rebellious side.

Materialism and luxury are also prominent themes in '100'. References to high-end brands like Chanel, Cartier, Versace, and Louis Vuitton, as well as mentions of expensive items like the Richard Mille watch, paint a picture of a lavish lifestyle. This opulence serves as a backdrop to the forbidden romance, adding an extra layer of allure and temptation. The song suggests that the characters are not just breaking moral codes but are also indulging in a world of excess and extravagance, making their forbidden love even more intoxicating.