Mia (feat. Drake)

The song 'Mia' by Bad Bunny featuring Drake is a Latin trap and reggaeton track that revolves around the theme of possessive love and desire. The lyrics express a strong sense of ownership over a romantic partner, with both artists asserting that the woman in question is 'theirs' and not to be approached by others. The repeated lines 'Dile que tú eres mía, mía' translate to 'Tell them that you are mine, mine,' emphasizing the exclusivity they feel towards the relationship.

The song also touches on the idea of public perception and jealousy. The artists mention how others are interested in their partner, but they assert that she is committed to them. This possessiveness is further highlighted by the lyrics 'Tú misma lo decías / Cuando yo te lo hacía,' suggesting that the woman has affirmed this exclusivity during their intimate moments. The song's narrative is built around the confidence and pride the artists have in their relationship, despite the attention their partner receives from others.

Bad Bunny and Drake also use cultural references, such as mentioning 'Jordans y las Nike,' to establish a sense of status and desirability. The song's blend of Spanish and English lyrics, along with the collaboration between a Puerto Rican Latin trap artist and a Canadian rapper, showcases the cross-cultural appeal and the global influence of Latin music. The track's catchy beat and the artists' smooth delivery make it a danceable tune, while the lyrics offer a glimpse into a passionate, if somewhat possessive, romantic connection.