Translation: "The kind that make you really happy"

- **De esos**: Literally "of those"; used colloquially to mean "the kind (of songs)".
- **que**: "that" or "which," linking the description to the noun it refers to.
- **te**: "you," the person affected.
- **ponen**: From "poner" (to put). In this idiom, it means "to make (someone feel)."
- **bien**: "really" or "very," an intensifier.
- **contento**: "happy" or "glad," expressing a cheerful mood.

Figurative meaning: "Poner a alguien contento" is a common Spanish expression for "cheering someone up." Here, the singer is talking about old-school reggaetón tracks that immediately lift your spirits and get you ready to dance.

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