Travieso translates to "mischievous" or "naughty". It's a fun and playful word that adds a bit of spice to the lyrics.
In the song, the lyrics say, "A ti te encanta verme travieso" (You love to see me mischievous). It suggests a playful, flirtatious dynamic between the singer and the person they're addressing, hinting at a bit of playful trouble or teasing. It's a more unique and engaging word than common adjectives.
Wisin spends "El Proceso" asking for exactly one thing: don't rush it. The hook says it outright: "Ven pégate, bebé, disfruta el proceso" [Come here, baby, enjoy the process], and everything else in the song makes the case for why that's worth doing. He's blunt about what he wants: "'Toy puesto pa' ti y quiero robarte un beso" [I'm all in for you and I want to steal a kiss from you]. He's even blunter about the effect she has on him: "Tú tiene' un flow que a mí me mata, es que me mata" [You've got a flow that kills me, it really kills me].
By the time he reaches "Con pasión, de corazón" [With passion, from the heart] and "Mientras perreamos esta canción" [While we grind to this song], the song has stopped pitching and started narrating the dance floor itself. The outro plays out like a DJ credit-check over the final beat, naming Los Legendarios and El Químico before the track cuts out.
Juan Luis Morera Luna, known as Wisin, is a dynamic Puerto Rican reggaeton rapper, singer, and record producer born in Cayey, Puerto Rico, in 1978. Rising to fame as one half of the iconic duo Wisin & Yandel, he is celebrated for his unique and aggressive rap style that helped shape the reggaeton genre.
Since the late 1990s, Wisin has been influential in Latin music, releasing multiple solo albums alongside his work with Yandel. Beyond music, he has served as a coach on Telemundo's La Voz, guiding new talents. Wisin continues to innovate and collaborate with renowned artists worldwide, making him a powerhouse in Latin urban music.