“Qué Pasó, Bebé?” is a flirtatious reggaeton jam where Puerto Rican hit-maker Wisin teams up with Colombian newcomer Beele to celebrate a night that’s too good to check the clock. The lyrics replay that electric moment when two people wake up after dancing, drinking, and giving in to undeniable chemistry. Instead of overthinking feelings, they agree to keep things light: no promises, just passion, savoring every kiss, every sunrise, and every replay of their private fiesta.
Wrapped in catchy hooks and tropical beats, the song invites you to live in the ahora. Lines like “No mires la hora, baby, ya pasó” (“Don’t look at the time, baby, it’s already gone”) urge listeners to forget schedules and surrender to the heat of the moment. With playful Spanish-English switches, seductive imagery, and that signature Wisin energy, “Qué Pasó, Bebé?” becomes an anthem for spontaneous love that feels as bright and warm as the Caribbean sun.
Juan Luis Morera Luna, known as Wisin, is a dynamic Puerto Rican reggaeton rapper, singer, and record producer born in Cayey, Puerto Rico, in 1978. Rising to fame as one half of the iconic duo Wisin & Yandel, he is celebrated for his unique and aggressive rap style that helped shape the reggaeton genre.
Since the late 1990s, Wisin has been influential in Latin music, releasing multiple solo albums alongside his work with Yandel. Beyond music, he has served as a coach on Telemundo's La Voz, guiding new talents. Wisin continues to innovate and collaborate with renowned artists worldwide, making him a powerhouse in Latin urban music.