Enemigos Ocultos (feat. Wisin, Myke Towers, Arcangel, Cosculluela y Juanka)

“Enemigos Ocultos” by Ozuna, featuring Wisin, Myke Towers, Arcangel, Cosculluela, and Juanka, is a powerful anthem that delves into themes of street credibility, success, and the hidden adversaries that come with fame. The song is a collaboration of some of the most influential voices in reggaeton and Latin trap, each artist bringing their unique style and perspective to the table.

The lyrics revolve around the idea of hidden enemies—those who pretend to be friends but harbor jealousy and ill intentions. Ozuna and his collaborators emphasize their authenticity and success, contrasting it with the fake personas of their detractors. Lines like “Yo no tengo enemigos, todos son ocultos” (I don’t have enemies, they’re all hidden) and “Hablan de calle, pero ninguno se monta” (They talk about the streets, but none of them get involved) highlight the disparity between their real-life experiences and the fabricated stories of others.

The song also touches on the artists' achievements and the luxuries that come with their success. References to “Benji,” “Richard Mille,” and “Maybach” symbolize their financial prosperity and high status. Despite their wealth, they maintain a connection to their roots, as seen in lines like “Con elegancia, pero siempre calle” (With elegance, but always street). This duality of maintaining street credibility while enjoying the fruits of their labor is a recurring theme throughout the song.

Each artist’s verse adds depth to the narrative, showcasing their individual journeys and the challenges they’ve faced. Arcangel, for instance, speaks about being an inspiration even to his enemies, while Cosculluela references his resilience and the respect he commands. The song is a testament to their collective strength and the unbreakable bond they share, despite the hidden enemies lurking in the shadows.