Serenata is Mike Bahía’s bittersweet farewell to a love that slipped through his fingers. Picture a late-night balcony scene: guitar in hand, he sings one last serenade to the woman who once asked for “time.” While she smiled and handed out kisses without real feeling, he swallowed his words and watched their love slowly fade. Now, with a mix of sadness and relief, he admits that waiting only left him feeling lonely, even when they were together.
The song pivots from heartbreak to healing. Bahía lays out honest questions—“¿qué se siente…?”—then firmly decides, “sin ti voy a estar mejor.” His final chorus is both a confession and a release: the serenade hurts him too, but singing it sets him free. In just a few melodic minutes, Serenata turns an aching goodbye into an empowering promise to move on and start over.
Michael Egred Mejía, known professionally as Mike Bahía, is a Colombian singer and songwriter born in Cali on June 27, 1987. With roots in reggaeton, urban music, pop, and reggae, Mike Bahía first gained national attention in 2013 on the reality show La Voz Colombia, and quickly rose to international fame with hits like "Buscándote," "Estar Contigo," and "La Muñeca."
In 2017, he released his debut album Yo Soy, produced by Grammy winner Sky, showcasing collaborations with artists such as Bonny Lovy and Red Rat. Mike solidified his place in Latin music with the chart-topping single "Amantes," featuring Greeicy Rendón, further expanding his influence across Latin America. Known for his smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics, Mike Bahía continues to captivate audiences worldwide, with multiple RIAA certifications recognizing his success.