Ay Corazón taps straight into the bittersweet veins of Latin pop. In this track, Colombian duo Cali y El Dandee have a very personal chat with their own heart, almost like a best-friend pep talk after a breakup. The singer pleads, “¿Cómo le explico a mi corazón que ya tienes dueño?” showing the shock of realizing that the person he loves now belongs to someone else. Throughout the lyrics he tries every trick imaginable—logic, denial, even a catchy melody—to convince his heart to let go. Yet memories sneak back in: her dancing, her “ojos caramelo,” and the promise that never arrived.
At its core the song is a tug-of-war between reason and emotion. There is pain (“me duele verte llorar”), nostalgia (“extrañaré la forma como baila”), and a stubborn hope that music itself might bring her back. Although the heart is “prisoner” of lost love, the chorus also reminds us that “after the storm comes the calm.” So while Ay Corazón is soaked in romantic sorrow, it ultimately celebrates resilience—turning every tear into lyrics we can all sing along to, heal with, and maybe dance to under the night sky.
Cali & El Dandee is a dynamic Colombian Latin pop and urbano duo formed by brothers Alejandro Rengifo (Cali) and Mauricio Rengifo (Dandee). Originating from Cali, Colombia, they began their musical journey in 2008 and quickly rose to prominence with hits like "Yo Te Esperaré" and "Por Fin Te Encontré," collectively amassing over a billion views on YouTube.
Apart from his role as a singer, Dandee has also made a name for himself as a producer, notably co-producing Luis Fonsi's global hit "Despacito." Signed to Universal Music Spain, the brothers have released multiple albums including their debut 3 A.M. and their latest, Malibu. Known for their infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Cali & El Dandee continue to be influential figures in Latin music, collaborating with top artists and earning numerous awards and certifications.