Un Kiss (Remix) Lyrics – Fronti & Ozuna

This remix takes Fronti’s original cut from his October 2025 album El Diamond and amps it with Ozuna’s velvet menace, blending Puerto Rican trap swagger with that island pulse that makes hips move on instinct. It’s pure reggaeton heat: bouncy perreo beats laced with synth stabs and echoing ad-libs (“Baby, Millo Gang”), where the chorus hooks you with pleas for a “kiss pa’ que lubri” before diving into replay-worthy romps.

Thematically, it’s unapologetic lust—bellaca vibes, gravity-defying poses, and that raw edge of dominance without the romance, all wrapped in Spanglish flows that spit fire about gringas screaming “Oh my God” and totitos that don’t need washing. Fronti owns the post-chorus with his gritty demands (“Get on your knees y dame un blow”), while Ozuna’s verse adds high-class sleaze, name-dropping privity and gravity balls like he’s scripting a fever dream. Co-written by the whole squad—Fronti, Dime Ecua, ArKey-O, and Ozuna—it’s a collab born from shared studio nights, teased on Insta reels that had fans thirst-posting previews since November.

El Diamond itself was Fronti’s breakout tape, a 15-track diamond in the rough via his independent Millo Gang imprint, stacking bangers like “Musa Bellacosa” and “GOGO” with Bryant Myers that cracked Spotify’s Latin charts. This remix slots in as a bonus heater, not tied to a full project but riding the wave of Ozuna’s fresh December drop, the Beéle-assisted STENDHAL—14 tracks of cultural fusion that merged their Puerto Rican-Colombian lanes into viral gold like “Enemigos.”

Fronti’s carving his lane at 24, the San Juan spitfire who went from underground cyphers to Farruko features, proving trap’s not just stateside with his nervy bars on NERVIOS DE ACERO. Ozuna, the 33-year-old kingpin with billions streamed, is in god-mode post-STENDHAL, teasing his Odisea biopic and a 2026 tour that’ll pack arenas from Miami to Madrid. This team-up? It’s two generations colliding, reminding us reggaeton’s still the global aphrodisiac, evolving from perreo classics to these remix flexes that blur lines and break beds.