 It is one of four of the new tracks on the album produced by Mercenario; the others being "Marroneo", the "reggaetón-ed up twist" on Selena's classic "Si Una Vez" and the last single of the album "Libertad".Musically, it features "danceable grooves, synthetic instrumentation and synthesizers" while taking influences from Afro Latin and reggae music; it is set in minor key.Lyrically, the lead single off the album has Ivy Queen exploring lyrical content as she tells a story of "a mistress who tells her lover to pick between her and his wife".