Como Volver A Ser Feliz is a heartfelt confession wrapped in Luis Enrique’s signature salsa groove. The Nicaraguan maestro sings with the urgency of someone who feels the world collapsing the instant his love walks out the door. He insists he will not repeat himself, yet the chorus keeps circling back—mirroring the obsessive thoughts of a heart that just cannot let go. The lively rhythm clashes with the aching lyrics, turning the track into an emotional tug-of-war you can dance to while still feeling every single bruise.
In this story, the singer admits that only this one person understands his quirks, guides his steps, and gives his life direction. Each time she leaves, his happiness vanishes and he sinks a lo profundo, an exile he can no longer endure. The repeated question ¿cómo volver a ser feliz? is both a lament and a challenge: only she holds the remedy for his pain. By the final plea he strips away all pride, begging her to believe him and come home, because life without her simply does not heal. The song captures that raw, desperate moment when love speaks louder than anything else.
Luis Enrique Mejía López, born September 28, 1962, in Somoto, Nicaragua, is a celebrated Nicaraguan-American singer-songwriter known as "El Príncipe de la Salsa" (The Prince of Salsa). With a career spanning over four decades, he has released more than 20 albums, blending salsa, tropical, latin pop, and ballad styles with heartfelt passion and rhythm.
Luis Enrique's breakthrough came with his Grammy-winning album Ciclos, featuring the hit single "Yo No Sé Mañana", which earned a Latin Grammy for Best Tropical Song. A key figure in the salsa romántica movement, he has collaborated with icons like Ricky Martin and Juan Luis Guerra. Beyond singing, Luis Enrique is also renowned for his work as a percussionist and mentor, including judging on La Voz Peru and hosting Objetivo Fama. He currently resides in Miami, Florida, continuing to inspire new generations through music and his autobiography released in 2017.