"Monaco" is a swaggering anthem in which Bad Bunny revels in his position as one of today's music industry giants. He proudly showcases his triumphs, riches, and the opulent lifestyle he enjoys, all the while adopting a carefree stance toward his critics. He's the best in the game and all others look so small next to him. Lo que tú haga' a mí no me impresiona Es como meter un gol después de Messi y Maradona Translates into English as: Whatever you do, I'm not impressed It's like scoring a goal after Messi and Maradona

Bad Bunny attended the Monaco F1 Grand Prix in May 2023 and was photographed with Red Bull Racing driver Sergio "Checo" Perez in the pit area. Bebiendo mucha champaña, nunca estamos seco' Primero llegó Verstappen, después llegó Checo Si Pablo me viera, dirá que soy un berraco Ustede' hablando mierda y yo y los mío' por Mónaco Translates as: Drinking a lot of champagne, we're never dry First came Verstappen, then came Checo If Pablo saw me, he'd say I'm a beast You're talking crap while me and mine are in Monaco Bad Bunny's reputation as a bad boy is such that even the famous drug lord Pablo Escobar would show him respect.

Bad Bunny recorded "Monaco" for his fifth solo album, Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana. The rapper's previous album, Un Verano Sin Ti, predominantly fused reggaeton, cumbia, and indie pop. One of this album's most noticeable features is its conspicuous lack of reggaetón. Instead, this is one of several tracks where Bunny returns to his trapero roots. Trapero is a subgenre of Latin trap music that originated in Puerto Rico in the early 2010s. It is characterized by its use of Auto-Tune, electronic beats, and catchy melodies. Bad Bunny started out as a trapero rapper but he evolved his sound to incorporate other genres.