Antes de Irme Lyrics – Ozuna & Beéle | from “STENDHAL”

These two have been circling each other since that Frente al Mar remix lit up playlists last year, and this track shows why the collab was inevitable. Ozuna brings his signature reggaeton glide, all smooth hooks that wrap around Beéle’s soulful croon, creating this mid-tempo fusion of urban beats and subtle Afrobeats ripples—think Ovy on the Drums vibes, but dialed back for intimacy.

From the snippets floating around fan edits, it’s got that classic theme of reluctant partings: stealing one more moment, confessing the what-ifs before the road calls. Ozuna’s verses likely hit the street-smart romance angle, while Beéle layers in the emotional rawness, making it less about the split and more about the fire it leaves smoldering.

Antes de Irme slots as track 14 on STENDHAL’s 14-song ride, right near the close of an album that’s already buzzing as their boldest team-up. The concept draws from that overwhelmed-by-beauty rush—the Stendhal syndrome nod—mixing high-energy flexes like the lead single Enemigos with these quieter confessions that ground the whole thing. You’ve got openers like Ale setting a playful tone, mid-album heaters such as Pikito and El Volcán teasing volcanic passion, and closers like this one wrapping it in reflection. It’s a cultural mash-up celebrating Latin roots with global twists, clocking around 45 minutes of no-skip energy.

Ozuna’s been on a heater, stacking billions from his last solo run and festival slots that pack oceans, while Beéle’s that fresh voice exploding from Colombia with cuts that feel like secrets shared over drinks. At this point, STENDHAL’s their way of leveling up together, trading solo spotlights for something deeper, like they’ve finally found the rhythm that matches both their worlds.