“Garchin” teams Puerto Rican trap star Bryant Myers with Omar Courtz for a sizzling, no-filter ode to pure physical chemistry. The title borrows Argentine slang for hooking up, and the lyrics leave no doubt: this is about locking the doors, steaming up the luxury ride, and surrendering to mutual desire. Over booming drums and hypnotic synths, the pair shower a confident woman with praise for her natural curves, switching between Spanish and English as they brag about designer perks, stacks of cash, and the rush of a late-night rendezvous.
Underneath the explicit imagery, the song pushes themes of freedom, consent, and living in the thrill of the moment. Myers and Courtz invite listeners to forget outside eyes, embrace pleasure without shame, and celebrate a lifestyle where heat, humor, and high-end indulgence blend into one unforgettable night soundtrack.
Bryant Myers, born Bryan Robert Rohena Pérez on April 5, 1998, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, is a pioneering figure in Latin trap and reggaeton music. Starting his career by sharing songs online in 2013, he quickly gained attention with his hit single "Esclava," which amassed hundreds of millions of views.
He rose to international fame in 2016 with the controversial yet massively successful track "Cuatro Babys," alongside Maluma, Noriel, and Juhn. Known for blending Latin trap, R&B, and reggaeton, Bryant Myers has released influential albums such as La Oscuridad and Bendecido, solidifying his place in urban Latin music. His raw lyrics and authentic style reflect his challenging upbringing and dedication to his craft.