ME PASÉ drops listeners right into a wild night of rumba where temptation, rhythm, and way too many drinks collide. Enrique Iglesias tells his lover that their relationship should not end over one reckless party, even if he did wake up next to someone else. The catchy chorus repeats his confession: he “overdid it with the drinks,” blaming rum, beer, and fizzing Dom Pérignon for the slip-up that blurred his judgment and fueled everyone’s imagination.
Farruko jumps in to paint the scene in brighter neon: the hookah smoke, endless bottles, and irresistible beats keep the party spinning until dawn. In the end, the song is both apology and party anthem—an upbeat reminder that alcohol can make even the best intentions go sideways, yet love might still deserve a second chance once the music fades.
Enrique Miguel Iglesias Preysler, born May 8, 1975, in Madrid, Spain, is a renowned Spanish singer, songwriter, and record producer. Son of famous singer Julio Iglesias and socialite Isabel Preysler, Enrique started his music career in the mid-1990s, initially keeping his identity secret to forge his own path. Famous for his Latin pop style, he quickly rose to become the bestselling Spanish-language artist of the 1990s with albums like Enrique Iglesias and Vivir.
By the early 2000s, Enrique successfully crossed over to the English-language market with hits such as Bailamos and Hero. Over his career, he has sold over 100 million records worldwide, earned the title "King of Latin Pop," and set multiple Billboard chart records, including 27 number-one hits on the Hot Latin Songs chart. Besides music, Enrique is known for his long-term partnership with Anna Kournikova and dedication to his family. His powerful vocals and catchy melodies continue to influence Latin and international pop music.