Veinticinco is Dani Martín’s nostalgic love letter to the past twenty-five years of his life in music. While he sings, he walks us through long summer festivals, first girlfriends, and the early days of El Canto del Loco when a Nokia phone and the Snake game were the height of technology. Every reference – from black-and-white photos with colorful frames to late-night chats on Messenger – feels like opening an old scrapbook where each page plays one of his greatest hits.
At its heart, the song celebrates how everything comes full circle. Hit titles such as 16 Añitos, Zapatillas, and Peter Pan roll by like milestones on a road that never truly ends. Life spins, relationships change, but the thrill of getting on stage and shouting “Where are your hands?” remains the same. Veinticinco reminds us that growing up does not mean letting go of the joy that made us start singing in the first place; it means carrying those memories forward until the next chorus begins.