Como Es Que Se Hace

D.OZi's song 'Como Es Que Se Hace' is a vibrant and intense exploration of themes like revenge, seduction, and nightlife. The lyrics paint a picture of a night filled with opportunities for payback and indulgence. The song opens with a sense of anticipation and excitement, setting the stage for a night where the protagonist seeks to reclaim control and assert dominance. The mention of 'venganza' (revenge) suggests a personal vendetta, possibly against a former lover who has wronged him.

The collaboration with Arcangel and Ñengo Flow adds layers to the narrative, each artist bringing their unique style and perspective. Arcangel's verses emphasize the allure of the night and the readiness to engage in the game of seduction. The lyrics 'Hoy la noche esta buena pa la venganza' (Tonight is good for revenge) and 'Ella me la hizo y yo sigo caido en su trampa' (She did it to me, and I'm still caught in her trap) highlight the emotional turmoil and the desire to turn the tables. This interplay of emotions is a common theme in reggaeton, where the dance floor becomes a battleground for love and power.

D.OZi's verses are filled with bravado and a sense of invincibility. The repeated lines 'Pegate pa que tu vea como es que lo hacemo' Aqui' (Come closer so you can see how we do it here) and 'Yo quiero abusar Por que hoy vua a matar' (I want to abuse because today I'm going to kill) reflect a confident and almost aggressive approach to the night. The use of metaphors like 'La Primera azul siempre se pega y la Voltea Por ti' (The first blue always sticks and turns for you) adds a layer of complexity, suggesting that the night is a game of strategy and skill.

The song's energetic and provocative nature is a hallmark of D.OZi's style, blending reggaeton with elements of hip-hop and urban music. The collaboration with other artists enhances the dynamic and multifaceted narrative, making 'Como Es Que Se Hace' a compelling anthem for those seeking to dominate the night and settle scores.