The Real Meaning Behind Ozuna X Karol G X Myke Towers' 'Caramelo'

So what is the meaning behind Ozuna's "Caramelo,"featuringKarol G and Myke Towers?With lyrics that go, "I tried you again, your mouth does not lose its candy flavor / we let ourselves go, you are my bandit and I am your bandit," the song, as Billboard wrote, sees Ozuna telling, "the story of two people who

So what is the meaning behind Ozuna's "Caramelo," featuring Karol G and Myke Towers? With lyrics that go, "I tried you again, your mouth does not lose its candy flavor / we let ourselves go, you are my bandit and I am your bandit," the song, as Billboard wrote, sees Ozuna telling, "the story of two people who have undeniable chemistry."

According to Genius, those two people would be Ozuna and his wife, Taina Marie MelĂ©ndez. The tune sees the musician vamping about how loving their relationship is. "The theme delves into a love relationship, told in a world full of sweetness," the outlet wrote. "On his journey, Ozuna tells all the tasty details of their relationship, using sweets as an analogy to describe the beauty of his wife." As Genius continued, "To promote the single, Ozuna began using the caramel emoji in his social networks, incorporating it in his biography and Instagram profile photo." The song was then, per the outlet, "officially announced on June 9, 2020." The candy-coated visuals of Ozuna's viral video certainly back up his social media revamp. The video sees that imagery come to fruition, and sees a great song made even better with a remix.

As Remezcla wrote, adding two more superstars makes the song, "more alluring and addictive." We couldn't agree more.

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