Ozuna returns to trap music: This is what his new song “La Nena” sounds like.

24 May Ozuna returns to trap music: This is what his new song “La Nena” sounds like.

“La Nena” is a song that blends this style with R&B, and Ozuna manages to create a sensual aura and convey the feeling of spending time with the girl of his dreams. Indeed, our protagonist expresses his attraction to “La Nena” in a seductive tone, describing an independent, self-confident woman who is desired by many.

The song was produced and composed by Ozuna together with El Creador Henry, Hi Flow, and Tivi Gunz. The accompanying music video was filmed in Miami and directed by Matías Vial, with creative direction by Raymi Paulus. The video depicts various locations that reflect the seductive allure Ozuna describes in his lyrics. In one scene, the artist himself appears to float in mid-air—a symbol of the effect that “la nena” has on him.

Over the past few days, the Puerto Rican artist repeatedly asked his fans if they wanted new trap music. They readily agreed, letting him know that this was exactly what they wanted to get in the mood for summer, and Ozuna promptly granted their wish. This is his second release of 2025, following “Más Que Tú” with Kapo.

Furthermore, this new release comes just days after the artist’s 33rd birthday, which he celebrated on March 13th with friends and family at a party in Puerto Rico. Images shared on social media show him playing the tambourine, a traditional instrument from his homeland. He also appears alongside Bad Gyal in one of the videos recently released by the Catalan artist.