Imagine thanking your partner’s ex for messing up so badly that she ended up happier with you. That is exactly the cheeky premise of Me Extraño, where Romeo Santos and Christian Nodal raise a glass to the other guy’s mistakes. The narrator admits he once treated the woman carelessly too, yet seeing her glow in the present makes him miss (“extrañar”) his old reckless self. It is a playful blend of bragging and self-reflection: he confesses past lies, praises her new smile, and jokingly congratulates the ex for turning her “cold kisses” into the warm affection she now gives.
Bachata superstar Romeo Santos (born in the United States with Dominican roots) joins forces with Mexican regional idol Christian Nodal, fusing silky Caribbean guitar with mariachi-flavored brass. Together they spin a story where heartbreak turns into triumph, guilt meets gratitude, and every flaw of the rival only highlights the singer’s “perfect” love. It is a witty reminder that sometimes the best revenge is simply being the better partner—and enjoying the music while you’re at it.