From Venezuelan hit-maker Danny Ocean comes “Dicen,” a track that playfully questions every rumor whispered about love. The lyrics roll out a list of clichés—“dicen que si te hacen el amor a oscuras, te enamoras,” “dicen que si te besan con los ojos abiertos, no es amor de verdad.” By stacking these hearsay rules one after another, Danny highlights how noisy gossip can drown out what truly matters. He positions himself in the middle of the chatter, waiting for someone special while everyone else claims to know the secrets of romance.
The core message? Talk is cheap. What people say rarely matches reality, and the heart should trust experience over rumor. Instead of following second-hand advice, the song invites you to step out of the echo chamber and decide for yourself whether a kiss in the dark, or with eyes wide open, feels real. It is a light, catchy reminder that in love—and in life—interpretations are endless, yet authentic connection is what counts most, even when words fall short.