Cuando Me Ocupes spins the bittersweet tale of two lovers who hit the brakes far sooner than expected. Neton Vega and Xavi sing from the perspective of the guy left circling his ex’s house, half-tipsy and full-hearted, replaying last night’s memories. He admits the romance “no dio pa' más,” yet every streetlight reminds him of what they shared. Instead of anger, he offers unwavering availability: a single text is all it takes for him to rush back, day or night, ready to “darte como antes.”
The song balances playful swagger with genuine regret. On one hand, there’s the confident promise of on-demand love service—a cheeky take on post-breakup loyalty. On the other, there’s the quietly painful realization that their spark was fleeting, that “a mí nadie me dijo que solo un ratito.” Wrapped in regional Mexican melodies, the track captures that uniquely relatable mix of heartbreak, tequila-fueled courage, and the hope that maybe, just maybe, a late-night message could light the flame again.