This is a reggaeton brag about a girl who knows exactly what she wants, and J Alvarez and Lenny Tavárez are more than happy to go along with it. It starts on the dance floor: "Yo la conocí y me le pegué" (I met her and I stuck close to her), then "perreándonos me la besé" (while we were grinding I kissed her). Perrear is the reggaeton dance itself, so you will hear it a lot in this genre.
The chorus is a shrug: "Pues sí, ¿pa' qué?" (Well yeah, what for?), as in why pretend otherwise. He admits she is a bit toxic, "Tiene de tóxica, pero yo no me alejo" (she's got some toxic in her, but I don't walk away), and that she plays it straight with him: "no me coge de pendejo" (she doesn't take me for a fool). There is a baseball joke too, "Si me agarra el bate, la saca del parque" (if she grabs my bat, she hits it out of the park), and a shout-out to Puerto Rican legends: "Tego Calde'" is Tego Calderón and "Como Yandel" names the Wisin & Yandel star. Fair warning: the lyrics get very explicit, so this one is strictly for grown-up ears.
J Alvarez, from Puerto Rico, is a solo artist who has been a steady presence in reggaeton for over a decade. He started making music in the late 2000s, building a strong following with his distinct flow.
He is well-known for tracks like "La Pregunta" and "Junto Al Amanecer." His album "Otro Nivel De Música" helped define his early sound, and he continues to release popular songs such as "Se Acabó El Amor."