Yo Perreo Sola (remix) (part. Nesi e Ivy Queen)

Bad Bunny's remix of 'Yo Perreo Sola,' featuring Nesi and Ivy Queen, is a powerful anthem of female empowerment and independence. The song's title translates to 'I Twerk Alone,' and it centers around the idea of women enjoying themselves on the dance floor without needing or wanting male attention. The lyrics emphasize autonomy and self-sufficiency, with lines like 'Antes tú no quería', ahora yo no quiero' ('Before you didn't want to, now I don't want to') highlighting a shift in power dynamics. This is a clear message that women are in control of their own bodies and choices.

The song also features Ivy Queen, a pioneering figure in reggaeton, known for her strong feminist stance. Her verse reinforces the theme of independence, as she declares, 'Yo hago lo que quiera, no me importa' ('I do what I want, I don't care'). This collaboration between Bad Bunny, Nesi, and Ivy Queen bridges generations of reggaeton artists, uniting them in a shared message of female empowerment. The lyrics also reference popular culture, such as the character Nairobi from the series 'Money Heist,' symbolizing a rebellious and strong-willed woman.

Culturally, 'Yo Perreo Sola' challenges traditional gender roles and the objectification of women in reggaeton. The song's music video further amplifies this message, featuring Bad Bunny in drag, which serves as a visual statement against gender norms and supports the LGBTQ+ community. By celebrating women's independence and rejecting unwanted male advances, 'Yo Perreo Sola' has become an anthem for those advocating for gender equality and personal freedom on the dance floor and beyond.