Collaborations on the album include Wisin & Yandel on "Acércate"; former Aventura band member Lenny Santos, who plays guitar on "Cosas De La Vida" with Frank Reys on vocals; Franco "El Gorila" on "Jungle"; De La Ghetto on "De La Calle" and Jadiel on "Amor A Primera Vista". Queen said the collaboration with Wisin & Yandel came about from her work on their album, "La Revolución" (2009). When speaking about the collaboration with Jadiel she said it was a decision she made with her heart: "When I collaborate with colleagues, I don't care who is a hit on the radio and who isn't". The track "I Do" was to originally feature American R&B singer Beyoncé Knowles after Queen signed a contract with International Creative Management (ICM). "Drama Queen" has been described as "R&B meets reggaeton"; it was the first time Ivy Queen experimented with R&B. Queen explained that the album was half hip hop and half reggaeton but that she had to include extra styles such as R&B and bachata. Musical textures on the album vary from R&B to tropical bachata, pop, rap and reggaeton, a more diverse set of musical styles than on "Sentimiento". Themes include "cool & cocky, pool party, TGIF, partying and driving." According to Frances Tirado of "Primera Hora", the album demonstrates Queen's vocal maturity and rhythmic evolution. The album's lyrics explore heartbreak, love and the value of women in relationships. It contains original songs with sentimental lyrics, demonstrating Queen's incorporation of musical fusion and sonic evolution (in contrast to her previous studio albums). "Intro (Listen To My Drama)" is in a minor key and features a string ensemble and synthesizers. In the rap, Ivy Queen sings: "1-9-9-3 was the year that I started, Many have seen my rise and fall I've seen many. Vigilant, I have an angel on my back, I have a throne flanked by holy souls." Lyrically, Ivy Queen highlights her position as the queen of reggaeton. "Te Voy A Recordar" (I'm Going To Make You Remember), also in a minor key, also employs a string ensemble and synthesizers. Lyrically, the song describes when the passion in a relationship has been lost.