Liberal Lyrics – Ozuna & Beéle | from “STENDHAL”

Ozuna has a knack for those tracks that blend his Puerto Rican fire with something fresh, and Liberal leans hard into that. Recorded in a whirlwind of Miami studio nights right after their Billboard run, it’s got this reggaeton core with Afro-Caribbean swings that Beéle brings straight from Colombia, produced by the hit machine Ovy On The Drums.

The sound is all smooth dembow beats layered under hazy synths and those echoing ad-libs that make you lean closer, shifting from flirty verses to a chorus drop that’s pure invitation to let loose. Themes circle that liberal spirit—unfiltered desire, shaking off expectations, and diving headfirst into the moment without overthinking the morning after. It’s got Ozuna’s signature swagger in the hooks, while Beéle’s melodic touch adds this emotional undercurrent, like they’re trading stories of nights that rewrite the rules.

Liberal slots in as track seven on STENDHAL’s 14-song ride, right in the middle of an album that’s less about solo flex and more about their worlds colliding. The concept draws from that Stendhal syndrome vibe—overwhelmed by beauty, lost in the rush—mirroring how these two meshed after their 2024 Frente al Mar remix blew up. You get openers like Ale setting a chill tone, the recent single Enemigos bringing that hypnotic bachata-trap mix, and closers like Te Culié tying it back to raw romance. It’s a tight 40-minute flow of urban heat with global pulses, no massive guest list to overshadow their chemistry.

Ozuna’s in a groove that suits him, stacking billions in streams off his last solo drops while dipping into these collabs that keep things exciting, and at 33, he’s balancing dad life with this creative sprint. Beéle, just 23 and fresh from sold-out Medellín shows, is that spark—his emotive style pushing Ozuna to experiment without losing the street cred. STENDHAL feels like their shared evolution, turning one-off hits into a full narrative that’s as much about cultural mash-up as it is heartbreak and highs.