Tu Pollo (feat. Sech)

Justin Quiles' song 'Tu Pollo (feat. Sech)' featuring Sech is a vibrant track that combines the musical styles of Panama and Puerto Rico, as indicated by the artists' shout-outs to their respective countries. The song delves into the theme of a clandestine relationship, where the protagonist is involved with a woman who is publicly associated with another man, referred to as 'su pollo' (her chicken), a colloquial term that can imply someone who is being taken advantage of or is oblivious to being cheated on.

The lyrics describe a dynamic where the woman is openly affectionate with the protagonist, even in the presence of others, and seeks him out despite being with her 'pollo.' The protagonist feels a sense of triumph and superiority over the other man, as he is the one with whom she chooses to be intimate. The song uses metaphors like 'como avión, me tiene en el aire' (like an airplane, she has me in the air) to express the exhilaration and high the protagonist feels from this secret affair. The repeated line 'Ella tiene su pollo, pero yo soy el que la follo' emphasizes the clandestine nature of their relationship and the protagonist's ego boost from this arrangement.

The song also touches on themes of public perception and hidden truths. Despite the other man getting the public credit for the woman's affection, the protagonist knows the reality of the situation. The use of phrases like 'todos tenemos un papel, y él es el higiénico' (everyone has a role, and he is the toilet paper) suggests that the other man is being used without his knowledge. The song's narrative is a common trope in reggaeton and Latin urban music, where sexual prowess and secret romances are often glorified.