Egoísta (feat. Zion y Lennox)

Ozuna's 'Egoísta (feat. Zion y Lennox)' is a poignant reflection on regret and the consequences of selfish actions in a romantic relationship. The song's lyrics, delivered in a blend of Spanish and urban music rhythms, tell the story of someone who realizes too late that they have taken their partner for granted. The narrator admits to playing with their partner's heart and acknowledges the selfishness of their actions. The repeated lines 'Yo no debí jugar con tu corazón' and 'Fui un egoísta y lo siento, mi amor' translate to 'I should not have played with your heart' and 'I was selfish and I'm sorry, my love,' emphasizing the remorse felt for the pain caused.

The song also explores the theme of loss and the irreplaceable nature of true love. The narrator laments that they may never find someone who can give them the same level of genuine love and care that they once had. The regret is deepened by the realization that their actions have led to the loss of someone truly special. The lyrics 'Extrañaré toda tu figura y tus besos, mujer' which means 'I will miss your entire figure and your kisses, woman,' highlight the sense of longing for what has been carelessly lost.

Ozuna, a Puerto Rican singer known for his reggaeton and Latin trap music, often incorporates themes of love, heartbreak, and personal growth into his songs. 'Egoísta' is no exception, as it provides a narrative that many can relate to—the understanding that one's selfish behavior can irreparably damage a relationship and the subsequent regret that follows. The collaboration with Zion y Lennox adds depth to the track, as their voices complement Ozuna's in expressing the emotional weight of the song's message.