La Nena Lyrics – Ozuna

La Nena Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the artist expresses excitement and surprise about a question that is posed, responding with a sense of disbelief. He admires the woman, calling her “rich” in beauty and confidence. The repeated phrase “Qué rica está la nena” (How hot is the girl) shows his fascination and attraction towards her, hinting at his admiration for her physical appeal.

[Pre-Coro]
This part talks about the woman’s rise in life. She was born in a modest area but now lives in a wealthy neighborhood, Brickell. She is successful, makes her own money, and doesn’t rely on anyone. She doesn’t care what others think or say about her, confidently living life on her own terms.

[Coro]
The chorus emphasizes how attractive the woman is. The repeated line “Qué rica está la nena” highlights her allure, and the question “¿Qué será?” (What could it be?) suggests curiosity and admiration for her. It reflects his fascination with her and reinforces her undeniable beauty and charm.

[Verso 1]
In the first verse, Ozuna speaks about the physical attraction and chemistry he feels with the woman. He asks what makes her feel so irresistible and describes intimate moments with her. Despite having parted ways in the past, there’s an open invitation for a possible reunion. He reflects on their unpredictable relationship, where she returns to him like a boomerang. He also hints at the intense s*xual attraction between them, mentioning fantasies and playful provocations, and how she’s always eager to come back for more.

[Coro]
This chorus repeats the admiration of the woman’s beauty, reinforcing the idea that she stands out and is extremely attractive. It’s a catchy, simple expression of how stunning he thinks she is, and it’s repeated to emphasize her magnetic appeal.

[Verso 2]
In the second verse, Ozuna continues describing the woman’s confidence and style. She doesn’t need expensive clothes to look good; her natural beauty and simplicity shine through. She lives independently and enjoys life without caring about others’ opinions, knowing her worth. She’s aware of the jealousy others feel, especially her friends, who envy her lifestyle. The verse touches on her rebellious and free-spirited nature, smoking luxury weed, and doing whatever she wants. Ozuna admires her confidence and the way she carries herself, especially her model-like presence when she walks through the streets.

[Coro]
Once again, the chorus repeats the admiration for the woman’s beauty and allure, keeping the focus on her physical attractiveness and the deep fascination Ozuna feels for her. The repetition of “Qué rica está la nena” is a constant reminder of his infatuation.