“Mal de Amores” is a flirty, late-night anthem where Puerto Rico’s Myke Towers joins forces with Mexican corrido-tumbado star Junior H and producer duo The Rudeboyz to turn heartbreak into fuel for the dance floor. The lyrics follow a confident narrator who spots a woman that is tired of love’s disappointments and promises her the remedio to her mal de amores: a night of music, passion, and carefree fun. He admires her independence, calls her “no longer an average woman,” and invites her to forget the rumors that label him a womanizer. Surrounded by friends, lights, and a VIP vibe, the duo paints the club as a place where old wounds can heal to the rhythm of reggaetón and regional melodies blended together.
At its core, the song celebrates self-assurance and living in the moment. The woman chooses the spotlight over sadness, and the singer offers excitement instead of empty promises. Together they rewrite the usual breakup story, swapping tears for bold moves and using desire as a remedy. Whether you connect with the fearless attitude or the irresistible groove, “Mal de Amores” reminds us that sometimes the best cure for a broken heart is to dance until sunrise and let new possibilities take the lead.
Myke Towers is a Puerto Rican rapper and singer known for his dynamic Latin rap style and compelling lyricism. Emerging as a prominent voice in Latin music, he captivated audiences worldwide with his unique blend of traditional and contemporary sounds.
In 2025, Myke Towers made history as the only Latin artist featured on the soundtrack of the blockbuster film F1, with his single "Baja California" released through Atlantic Records and Apple TV+. This track showcases his talent for integrating classic rap influences with fresh, energetic beats, cementing his status as a trailblazer in the genre.