100 Preguntas

Ozuna's '100 Preguntas' delves into the complexities of love, desire, and emotional vulnerability. The song opens with a narrative about a woman who has recently been left by her boyfriend. Ozuna's character is informed by a mutual friend about her newfound single status, suggesting he take advantage of the situation. This sets the stage for a night of passion, where Ozuna expresses a desire for a temporary connection rather than a long-term commitment. The lyrics, 'No te quiero a ti, pero te quiero hoy,' encapsulate this fleeting desire, emphasizing the transient nature of their interaction.

The chorus, 'Si tienes pregunta', que te las contesten mis gana',' highlights a carefree attitude towards any questions or doubts the woman might have. Ozuna suggests that their mutual attraction and the moment's intensity should be enough to quell any uncertainties. This line also underscores a sense of living in the moment, where physical desire takes precedence over emotional clarity. The repeated phrase, 'Quiero dejar recuerdo' adentro de tu piel,' metaphorically speaks to leaving a lasting impression, not just physically but emotionally, even if the connection is brief.

In the verses, Ozuna reveals a deeper layer of emotional conflict. He admits that he feels incomplete without her, despite knowing that their love might be harmful. The lines, 'Solo contigo dejo todo fluir' and 'Me engaño cuando sé que tu amor me hace daño,' reflect a struggle between his emotional needs and the potential pain their relationship could cause. This duality of seeking comfort in a familiar yet possibly damaging relationship adds a layer of complexity to the song, making it more than just a tale of fleeting romance.

The song's production, featuring contributions from Luian, Jowny, Hydro, and Mambo Kingz, complements its lyrical themes with a smooth, flowing beat that mirrors the ebb and flow of the emotions described. Ozuna's signature melodic style adds a touch of vulnerability, making '100 Preguntas' a relatable exploration of love's transient and often contradictory nature.