No Te Asustes (remix) (part. Jay Wheeler, Miky Woodz y Alex Rose)

In 'No Te Asustes (remix),' Omy De Oro, along with Jay Wheeler, Miky Woodz, and Alex Rose, crafts a narrative that delves into the complexities of love amidst societal judgment and personal transformation. The song's central theme revolves around a relationship that faces external criticism and skepticism. The artists emphasize the importance of ignoring negative opinions and focusing on the unique bond they share. The repeated reassurance to 'not be afraid' underscores the commitment to overcoming obstacles together.

The lyrics reveal a journey of personal growth and change, driven by the presence of a significant other. The line 'I changed when I met you' highlights the transformative power of love. Despite the protagonist's rough background and the rumors surrounding him, he assures his partner that he has made adjustments for the better. This transformation is not just about altering behavior but also about finding solace and stability in the relationship, as depicted in the metaphor of the partner being an 'oasis in my desert.'

Cultural references to street life and the struggles associated with it are prevalent throughout the song. The artists acknowledge their past and the challenges they face, including threats and societal judgment. However, they also highlight the resilience and strength derived from their love. The song portrays a sense of loyalty and unwavering support, suggesting that true love can withstand any adversity. The repeated plea to 'forget what they say' and the emphasis on mutual support and understanding reflect a deep-seated belief in the power of love to overcome external negativity.