No Somos Ná

Noriel's song "No Somos Ná" delves into the intricacies of a modern, casual relationship, where emotional boundaries are blurred despite a lack of commitment. The title itself, which translates to "We're Nothing," sets the stage for a narrative about two individuals who are involved with each other but refrain from defining their relationship.

The lyrics describe a situation where the woman, despite receiving everything from her father and having the opportunity to pursue higher education, is drawn into a passionate but undefined relationship with the narrator. The recurring line "Me cela, pero no somos na’" which means "She gets jealous, but we're nothing," highlights the contradiction of experiencing jealousy in a relationship that supposedly has no strings attached. This suggests a deeper connection and possibly unacknowledged feelings between the two. The song also touches on themes of desire, secrecy, and the thrill of a forbidden romance, as they continue to seek each other out despite not being officially together.

Noriel, a Puerto Rican artist known for his work in the Latin trap and reggaeton genres, often explores themes of street life, romance, and the complexities of relationships in his music. "No Somos Ná" is a reflection of these themes, showcasing his ability to capture the emotional turmoil and excitement that come with undefined relationships in the modern dating world.