Piscina (part. Chencho Corleone y Ovy On the Drums)

Maria Becerra's 'Piscina,' featuring Chencho Corleone and Ovy On the Drums, is a vibrant track that captures the essence of a pool party's allure and the excitement of a budding romance. The song's title, which translates to 'Pool' in English, sets the scene for a flirtatious encounter amidst a lively social gathering. The lyrics, delivered in Spanish, paint a picture of two individuals drawn to each other, considering a more private continuation of their interaction away from the prying eyes of the crowd.

The song's narrative revolves around the tension and chemistry between the protagonists. Phrases like 'devorándono'' (devouring each other) and 'perreando' (a term associated with dancing reggaeton in a sensual manner) suggest a strong physical attraction and the desire to be closer. The repeated lines about the day being 'mal, mal, mal' (bad, bad, bad) but the presence of the other person improving it, indicate that their connection brings a sense of excitement and joy that overshadows any negativity.

Musically, 'Piscina' is infused with the rhythmic beats characteristic of reggaeton, a genre that often explores themes of desire, dance, and seduction. Maria Becerra, hailing from Argentina, is known for her urban pop style that often blends reggaeton and trap elements. The collaboration with Chencho Corleone and Ovy On the Drums adds a layer of authenticity and depth to the track, as both artists bring their own flair to the song. The result is a catchy, danceable tune that invites listeners to immerse themselves in the party atmosphere and the thrill of a spontaneous connection.