La Corazonada (which translates to The Hunch) is Christian Nodal’s late-night confession of heartbreak. From the first line he admits that his gut feeling was right all along: he should have stayed away, yet love dragged him in. Now it is 3 a.m., the bottle is tilted back, and the bedroom that once burned with passion is nothing but cold sheets, cigarette ashes, and memories of kisses that refuse to fade. Nodal paints the break-up blues with vivid images: saving money for trips that will never happen, hearing his ex call someone else “my life,” and begging for enough patience to delete every mental replay of their time together.
Amid the sorrow, the Mexican star sprinkles a dose of swaggering resilience. He knows he was left “bien clavado” (deeply stuck on her), but claims he only needs a week to pull the metaphorical nails out and move on. The song balances heavy emotions with a playful bravado, turning personal regret into a universal anthem for anyone who has ever ignored a warning heart, fallen too hard, and then had to stitch themselves back together—preferably before the next sunrise.
Christian Jesús González Nodal, born January 11, 1999, in Caborca, Sonora, Mexico, is a groundbreaking Mexican singer, songwriter, and musician recognized for popularizing "mariacheño" — a vibrant fusion of mariachi and norteño music. Starting his musical journey at a young age, Nodal quickly rose to fame after signing with Universal Music Latin in 2016, releasing his debut album Me Dejé Llevar in 2017, which gained critical acclaim and commercial success.
With multiple Latin Grammy Awards and chart-topping hits like "Adiós Amor" and "Botella Tras Botella," Christian Nodal is celebrated for his passionate vocals and heartfelt songwriting. His work combines traditional Mexican sounds with modern influences, earning him a devoted fan base and a significant role in shaping the future of Regional Mexican music.