From the very first line, "Ay, Ay, Ay" plunges us into the whirlwind of emotions that follow a painful breakup. David Bisbal sings as a man who cannot breathe without the warmth of his lover’s kisses, replaying memories of her dancing and their shared bachata rhythm. Each "ay" is a sigh of longing, a melodic way of saying this hurts so much! He wakes up gasping for air, spends the day daydreaming about her, then falls asleep missing her mouth all over again — a 24-hour cycle of heartache.
Yet beneath the sorrow there is fiery passion. The Spanish superstar mixes heartfelt lyrics with an infectious tropical beat, turning private despair into a song you cannot resist moving to. Bisbal questions why love faded, confesses he told friends it was over, but the truth slips out: no kiss compares to hers and he is still “living in desire.” "Ay, Ay, Ay" captures that bittersweet space where you are determined to move on, but every note, dance step, and breath still belongs to the one who left.