How can you pay back the person who first lit up your world? That is the question Cuban singer Lenier wrestles with in “Como Te Pago.” Over bright mambo touches and a catchy pop melody, he turns the spotlight on his mother, celebrating the “light in her eyes” that has guided him from the very first moment. The song is a heartfelt thank-you note wrapped in dance-floor energy: Lenier recalls the nine months he spent inside her, the way she taught him to walk and talk, and the way she has never left him alone. Every “¿Cómo te pago?” echoes the beautiful impossibility of repaying a debt written in unconditional love.
The track becomes a universal anthem for anyone who has ever felt that powerful bond with a mamá. Lenier’s gratitude bursts out in joyful exclamations, prayers for her health, and a reminder that not everyone is lucky enough to hug their mother every day. With its mix of sentimental lyrics and party-ready rhythm, “Como Te Pago” invites listeners to dance while reflecting on the biggest love of all: the one that gave us life in the first place.