In Nada ("Nothing"), Colombian duo Cali y El Dandee team up with Mexican star Danna Paola to turn heartbreak into a catchy pop-reggaetón showdown. The song opens with a wounded lover asking why an ex who once gave nothing has suddenly reappeared, and it quickly flips into a back-and-forth duel where both singers trade accusations, confessions, and razor-sharp one-liners. Behind the infectious beat, you’ll hear cries of "tú vas a extrañarme" (you’re going to miss me) and "fue tu culpa" (it was your fault), setting the stage for a story of betrayal, silent tears, and the triumphant decision to move on.
At its core, the track is an anthem of self-respect and empowerment. Each narrator realizes that love cannot be shared, refuses to accept half-hearted affection, and learns to let go of someone who looked for love "en otra parte". While the verses admit lingering pain and late-night temptations to call, the chorus celebrates freedom: the once-abandoned partner is now stronger, wiser, and ready to live without the weight of the past. Nada reminds listeners that sometimes giving “everything” to the wrong person still teaches the priceless lesson of valuing yourself above all.