Pensando En Ti is Jay Wheeler’s late-night confession booth, set to a wistful reggaetón beat. The Puerto Rican crooner sings from the eye of a breakup storm, wrapping himself in memories like a blanket on noches frías. He can’t stop replaying 3 a.m. flashbacks of a love that once felt mutual but now feels like a one-sided obsession. In every line he wrestles with pride, admits he chased after her, and wonders “baby, dime para qué” – why did he put himself through it if she was already slipping away?
The song captures that maddening stage where you know the relationship is toxic, yet your heart is still stuck on replay. Wheeler lists the receipts of his shattered affection – a “corazón envuelto” that she split in half – while predicting she will play the victim next. The irresistible hook “aún me tienes pensando en ti” shows how overpowering nostalgia can be, making him think about her mucho más de lo que pienso en mí. It’s a relatable anthem for anyone caught between letting go and holding on, blending vulnerability, self-blame, and a stubborn spark of hope into one catchy lament.