De paquete literally translates to "from the package" or "out of the package." It's a common idiomatic expression in Spanish, especially in some Latin American countries, to describe something that is brand new, untouched, or in pristine condition.
In the context of this song, the phrase is used to describe a woman in a highly complimentary and objectifying way, implying she is perfect, untouched, and desirable, as if she were a new product. It's a vivid and somewhat provocative way to express her allure.
Jory Boy and Mora team up for "DE PAQUETE," a reggaeton track that's all about a wild night out and a woman who knows how to have a good time. The song describes a woman who calls late, ready to party, and loves double shots at the club. She doesn't have a boyfriend, but she calls the singer her "daddy." The lyrics make it clear that everyone wants her, but she's exclusively for him, with lines like "Ese totito está bello, está de paquete, le quito el sello / Eso es pa' mí nada más, no hay nada pa' ellos" [That pussy is beautiful, it's new, I take off the seal / That's just for me, there's nothing for them].
The song really emphasizes her independence and how she's focused on herself, not a relationship. "Ella no está en relación, ella está en producción / Está de colección" [She's not in a relationship, she's in production / She's a collector's item]. Jory Boy and Mora describe her as flexible, natural, and captivating, almost as if she's "poseída" [possessed] by the party spirit. It's a playful and explicit song about desire and a woman who's in control of her fun.