La 65

In 'La 65,' Ozuna takes listeners on an emotional journey through the streets of his past, reflecting on a lost love and the memories that linger. The song opens with Ozuna reminiscing about driving down the 65th street with a new girl, smoking a blunt, and thinking about the times he spent with his former lover. This sets the tone for a narrative filled with nostalgia and regret, as he recalls the intense physical connection they shared but acknowledges that their relationship lacked emotional depth.

Ozuna's lyrics delve into the complexities of love and commitment. He questions when his former lover will take him seriously, highlighting the contrast between his longing for her and her carefree lifestyle. The line 'Es que el amor nos llega, y te abraza y mañana se va' (Love comes to us, embraces us, and leaves tomorrow) encapsulates the fleeting nature of their romance. Despite his attempts to win her back with material gifts and passionate encounters, he realizes that these efforts were futile in mending their broken relationship.

The song also touches on themes of personal growth and self-reflection. Ozuna admits to his own past mistakes, acknowledging that he too was once 'suelto' (loose) but has since changed. He expresses a desire to love her again but doubts that he will ever find her. This sense of loss is compounded by the recurring memories that haunt him, even as he tries to move on. 'La 65' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the enduring impact of past relationships, set against the backdrop of urban life and personal transformation.