Los Bo (part. Myke Towers)

Jhay Cortez, also known as Jhayco, is a Puerto Rican singer and songwriter known for his contributions to the Latin trap and reggaeton genres. His song 'Los Bo' featuring Myke Towers is a braggadocious track that exudes confidence and self-assurance. The lyrics are a bold declaration of Cortez's success and his perceived superiority over others in the music industry. The repeated phrase 'me lo tienen que mamar' is a crude way to assert dominance, suggesting that his detractors are beneath him and must accept his superiority.

The song also touches on themes of wealth, sexual prowess, and fame. Cortez boasts about his desirability to women ('Esta' mujere' a mí me quieren como el bo'), his luxurious lifestyle, and his musical achievements. The inclusion of Myke Towers, another prominent figure in the urban Latin scene, adds to the song's theme of success and dominance. The collaboration between the two artists serves as a reinforcement of their status at the top of their game.

Cortez's lyrics are filled with cultural references and slang that resonate with his audience. The song's aggressive tone and the use of profanity are characteristic of the genre's raw and unapologetic style. 'Los Bo' is a testament to Jhay Cortez's confidence in his craft and his place in the music industry, as well as a challenge to anyone who doubts his capabilities or achievements.