Hay Que Celebrar (part. Jowell & Randy)

Brray's song 'Hay Que Celebrar,' featuring Jowell & Randy, is a vibrant anthem celebrating freedom, independence, and the joy of dancing the night away. The lyrics are a call to party, emphasizing the importance of enjoying life, especially for those who are single. The repeated phrase 'hay que celebrar que tú está soltera' (we must celebrate that you are single) underscores the theme of independence and self-celebration, encouraging listeners to embrace their single status and have a good time without any reservations.

The song is rich with imagery and metaphors that paint a picture of a lively nightclub scene. Phrases like 'vamos a perrear to'a la noche entera' (let's dance all night long) and 'le gusta que la mesa de champagne le decoren' (she likes the champagne table decorated) evoke a sense of luxury and endless fun. The use of 'sueveci-suaveci-suavecito' and 'pega'i-pega'i-pega'ito' adds a rhythmic and playful element to the lyrics, enhancing the song's danceable quality. These lines suggest a smooth, close dance, reflecting the intimate and energetic atmosphere of the club.

Culturally, the song taps into the reggaeton genre's roots, blending elements of old-school and new-school reggaeton. References to 'la nueva y pa' la vieja escuela' (the new and the old school) highlight the genre's evolution and its broad appeal. The song also includes playful nods to pop culture, such as comparing a woman's allure to the character Annabelle, adding a humorous and edgy twist. Brray, along with Jowell & Randy, creates a track that is both a celebration of personal freedom and a tribute to the reggaeton culture, making it a perfect anthem for a night out.