Buckle up for an emotional joyride. In “PARANORMAL,” Puerto Rican super-producer Tainy teams up with word-play master Álvaro Díaz to tell the story of a guy who is haunted by a past love. He flashes luxury—black cards, Dior bags, VIP tables—to win her back, yet she stays “fría como Alaska.” The result? Sleepless nights in the “ciudad que no duerme,” racing thoughts that loop “flow NASCAR,” and a heart that feels her absence more than normal. It is so intense the singer calls it paranormal, like a ghost he cannot shake.
Despite the glossy trap-reggaeton beat, the lyrics drip with vulnerability. Our narrator toys with time-travel fantasies—jumping in a DeLorean to undo his mistakes—while admitting he still rewatches their “movie,” samples her voice in his MPC, and drinks enough to blurt out the truth. The song balances swagger and heartbreak, revealing that even amid fame, flashbacks, and party smoke, he remains stuck on one question: “¿Dónde estás?” The paranormal force here is love that refuses to die, no matter how fast life races forward.