Odio Romeo Santos Analysis

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The next song is called odio by Drake and Romeo Santos.

It is my favorite song to dance to in the club. Romeo santos sings the majority of the song as a duo with Drake. And the song is about them seeing a ex with another man and they get extremely jealous. That they are jealous that she is kissing another and they love her. But that she is happy with another man. They tell her they want to kiss her and dance with her once more. The song is in Spanish snd drake although he is a Canadian rapper and singer. In the song he raps and sings in Spanish. Which is mighty impressive. I thought that since he is an English speaker that he may have had a problem doing it in Spanish. But to my surprise he does a great job. I love this song because it makes

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