Becky G & Natti Natasha - Sin — Pijama

The song was composed by a team of high-profile writers, including , Camilo Echeverry , and Mau & Ricky . Despite its eventual success, Becky G revealed that she had to fight her record label to release the single.

"Sin Pijama" was a historic chart-topper that proved the commercial viability of female-led urban collaborations. Becky G & Natti Natasha - Sin Pijama

: Becky G addressed the subsequent controversy by highlighting the industry's double standard. She argued that if male artists like Bad Bunny or Ozuna are permitted to sing about explicit themes, women should have the same freedom without being judged as poor role models. 3. Visual Storytelling: The "Male Fantasy" Subverted The song was composed by a team of

: The video plays with the "great fantasy of men" regarding what happens at female sleepovers. It begins with high-fashion, Victoria's Secret-inspired lingerie and a lavish party—reflecting a male-gaze fantasy—before ending with a "plot twist" that reveals the casual, sweatpants-and-popcorn reality of the night. : Becky G addressed the subsequent controversy by

: Spanning three minutes and eight seconds, the track is described as a "full reggaeton" song that is more rhythmically urban than Becky G's previous hit, "Mayores". 2. Lyrical Themes and Controversy

Directed by , the music video was filmed in New York and features a cameo by American singer Prince Royce .