Enrique Iglesias turns heartache into a catchy numbers game in Me Voy Acostumbrando. The Spanish superstar spots his ex walking with "un tercero" and suddenly every moment feels like arithmetic: the couple has broken up five times, he follows a mysterious sixth sense, there are only seven days in a week yet she is the eighth wonder, and he vows to stop at nine shots of mezcal while rating her a perfect ten. Each count underscores how often he replays their story and how impossible it feels to move on.
Behind the playful counting, the song is a bittersweet confession of someone learning to live with loss. Enrique admits he misses her "como un día de verano en enero," paints loneliness with vivid imagery, and finally repeats the chorus “Mejor me voy acostumbrando” – I’d better start getting used to it. The result is an upbeat Latin-pop track that hides vulnerability under irresistible rhythm, reminding listeners that healing sometimes begins by simply acknowledging the pain and dancing through it.