Perfecto (part. Ozuna)

In 'Perfecto,' Anuel AA, featuring Ozuna, delves into the raw and vulnerable emotions of a man who acknowledges his flaws and mistakes in a relationship. The song is a heartfelt confession where Anuel AA admits to his imperfections and the pain he has caused his partner. He opens the song by recognizing that his voice might be the last thing his partner wants to hear, but he feels compelled to be honest about his wrongdoings. This sets the tone for a narrative of regret and a plea for understanding.

Anuel AA's lyrics are filled with metaphors and vivid imagery that paint a picture of his remorse. He compares his actions to buying dreams from Cupid, only to break his partner's heart by not showing up when expected. The line 'Perfecto son mi' defecto'' (My flaws are perfect) encapsulates the paradox of his character—acknowledging that his imperfections are an intrinsic part of him. The song also touches on themes of pride and the difficulty of expressing genuine emotions, as Anuel admits that his conscience speaks to him, but his pride prevents him from responding.

The chorus, repeated throughout the song, emphasizes the central message: 'Baby, yo no soy perfecto' (Baby, I am not perfect). This refrain serves as both an apology and a reminder that human beings are inherently flawed. Anuel AA's collaboration with Ozuna adds another layer of depth, as both artists are known for their ability to convey deep emotions through their music. The song's cultural references, such as the mention of Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer from Real Madrid to Juventus, highlight the sense of loss and the realization that some things are beyond one's control.

'Perfecto' is a poignant exploration of human imperfection, love, and the quest for forgiveness. It resonates with anyone who has ever made a mistake in a relationship and seeks to make amends, even when they know that words alone may not be enough.