Arrepiento comes from the reflexive verb arrepentirse, meaning 'to regret'. It's a powerful word used to express deep remorse for a past action or inaction.
In the song, David Bisbal sings, "Te lo juro que ahora me arrepiento" (I swear that now I regret it). He is filled with regret for not saying "I love you" in time, and this intense feeling is the driving force behind his plea for his love to come back.
Vuelve, Vuelve is a vibrant pop duet where Spanish star David Bisbal and Mexican sensation Danna Paola trade heartfelt confessions. Over a catchy, radio-ready beat they admit that their vow to forget each other was “the fakest promise ever.” Every erased memory, every love song written in secret, only proves one thing: they still dream of each other, they still miss each other, and they are done pretending otherwise.
Beneath the upbeat groove lies a simple but urgent plea: come back before it’s too late. The singers own up to their mistakes—late “I love yous,” white lies told to friends—yet refuse to put a period on their story. Instead, the chorus turns the title into an irresistible chant: “vuelve, vuelve,” because life feels like a total disaster without that missing kiss. By the final note you are left humming along and hoping that love, once confessed so openly, will get the second chance it deserves.