Cuando Bebe (feat. Jay Menez, De La Ghetto y Lyanno)

Myke Towers' song 'Cuando Bebe,' featuring Jay Menez, De La Ghetto, and Lyanno, delves into the transformative effects of alcohol on a woman's behavior. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who, under the influence of alcohol, becomes more daring and uninhibited. The song opens with a scene of a night out, where the woman and her friends are ready to mix codeine and Hennessy, setting the stage for a wild night. The chorus emphasizes that when she drinks, she does things she wouldn't normally dare to do, highlighting the liberating yet potentially reckless nature of alcohol consumption.

The verses further explore this transformation, describing the woman as someone who enjoys the high life, complete with VIP sections, designer clothes, and a penchant for partying. Myke Towers and his collaborators use vivid imagery and metaphors to depict her as a 'fiera' (beast) when she drinks, suggesting a primal, untamed side that emerges. The lyrics also touch on themes of materialism and hedonism, as the woman is portrayed as someone who enjoys luxury and the thrill of the night, often engaging in risky behavior.

Culturally, the song reflects a common narrative in reggaeton and urban Latin music, where nightlife, partying, and the effects of substances are frequently explored. The collaboration of artists like De La Ghetto and Lyanno adds layers of authenticity and depth to the portrayal of this nocturnal lifestyle. The song's catchy rhythm and repetitive chorus make it a club anthem, resonating with listeners who can relate to the liberating yet sometimes dangerous allure of alcohol. Ultimately, 'Cuando Bebe' is a celebration of the wild, uninhibited side that emerges when the night falls and the drinks start flowing.