Havana (feat. Young Thug)

Here, Camila Cabello pays tribute to the capital of her home country, Cuba. The pop star moved back and forth between Havana and Mexico City as a child before settling in Miami. She sings about her Cuban heritage and also muses about a former flame she left back in her native land.

The track was co-written by Pharrell Williams while Frank Dukes supplied the Latin-inspired beat. "He's the nicest person," Cabello said about Williams in an interview with Radio Disney. "He's so incredible and for every artist, producer, and anybody, he is the cream of the crop. He's just amazing and he probably knows that he has that effect on people, so he makes an effort to make you feel welcome and at home, which I think is really nice."

This song is built on "na"s, which show up in various forms: Havana ooh na na Atlanta na na na Oh na na na na na There are 75 total "na"s in the song, but because they are presented in different ways, they don't get too repetitive, like the ending of "Hey Jude."