Habibi

Jhay Cortez, also known as Jhayco, brings a blend of reggaeton and trap in his song 'Habibi,' which delves into themes of luxury, desire, and secrecy. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a lavish lifestyle, filled with high-end brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Bottega, and Chanel. This opulence is juxtaposed with the raw, unfiltered desire that the artist expresses towards his lover. The repeated references to luxury items and exclusive locations like Condado and Fontainebleau highlight a world where wealth and status are paramount.

The song also explores the dynamics of attraction and intimacy. Jhay Cortez uses metaphors and vivid imagery to describe his physical and emotional connection with his partner. Phrases like 'carita 'e difícil, pero tú ere' fácil' and 'yo siempre te pongo en parking' suggest a playful yet intense relationship. The mention of 'Percocet' and 'explota como una. 10' adds a layer of hedonism and escapism, indicating that their connection is not just emotional but also fueled by external stimulants.

Cultural references are abundant in 'Habibi,' from the nod to Laura Bozzo, a well-known Peruvian talk show host, to the comparison with Ralph Lauren, symbolizing timeless elegance and class. These references serve to ground the song in a specific cultural context, making it relatable to listeners familiar with these icons. The song's blend of luxury, desire, and cultural touchstones creates a rich tapestry that captures the essence of modern reggaeton and trap music, where personal experiences are intertwined with broader social and cultural themes.