Ohana is a Hawaiian word meaning "family", but with a deeper sense of extended family, including friends and community, where no one is left behind or forgotten.
In the song, Duki uses this unique word to emphasize that his efforts and success are for his entire support system: "Esto lo hago por la ohana, mi padre, mi madre y mis panas." It highlights the strong bond and loyalty he feels towards his loved ones, making it a memorable and heartwarming choice.
No Drama is Duki’s rallying cry for living like a modern-day gladiator: fearless, prosperous and absolutely unbothered by haters. Together with Ovi and Lucho SSJ, the Argentine star flips betrayal and envy on their heads, repeating a catchy “no, no, no drama” mantra while boasting about jet-setting, designer fits and stacked bank accounts. The track celebrates how far they’ve come—from neighborhood grind to global stages—reminding listeners that self-belief and a tight-knit crew can turn raw talent into an empire.
Behind the floss and flexing, the message is simple: keep your circle loyal, work every day “todos los malditos días” and treat negativity like background noise. If sharks circle or fake friends appear, the response is calm confidence rather than chaos. “No Drama” is an anthem for anyone who wants to protect their peace while leveling up—proof that you can chase big dreams, honor family (ohana) and still keep it cool when trouble tries to crash the party.