PONTE NASTY is a high-octane reggaetón anthem where Puerto Rican superstar Rauw Alejandro teams up with the legendary duo Jowell & Randy to light up the dance floor. From the very first “Aight,” the track plunges listeners into an underground party where the beat hits hard, the lights are low, and nobody cares if the DEA kicks the door down. The lyrics celebrate a fearless woman who owns her sensuality, turns heads with every move, and drives the crowd wild with her confidence. Rauw, Jowell, and Randy cheer her on, inviting her to get “nasty,” let loose, and unleash her power while the perreo rhythm shakes the room.
Beneath the playful bravado and explicit flirtation lies a simple message: this is a night to forget worries, ignore judgment, and revel in pure, bodily freedom. References to OnlyFans, gummies, and space-travel-level partying paint a picture of modern nightlife where digital desire meets sweaty club energy. The trio’s rapid-fire verses and cheeky humor turn the track into a celebration of Latinx culture, pleasure without guilt, and the bold spirit of reggaetón that refuses to be tamed.