Vacío (which means Empty in Spanish) is a late-night phone call set to a reggaeton-pop beat. Luis Fonsi and Rauw Alejandro play the role of two ex-lovers who, after a couple of drinks, can no longer hide how much they miss the person on the other end of the line. They admit they are “muriendo por verte” (dying to see you), confess that every new kiss feels wrong, and replay steamy memories that once filled the void. The chorus keeps coming back to that word “vacío”, making it clear that no party, no rebound romance, and no amount of bravado can plug the hole left by a lost love.
Wrapped in catchy hooks and a dance-floor groove, the song balances heartbreak with rhythm. It teaches us a universal truth: you can surround yourself with people, but if the right one is missing, loneliness still echoes inside. Fonsi’s smooth vocals bleed nostalgia, while Rauw’s verses add a fresh, urban edge, turning a personal confession into an anthem for anyone who has ever stared at their phone, debating whether to hit call. The result is a bittersweet reminder that sometimes the loudest silence is the space someone else used to occupy.