Neton Vega, one of Mexico’s rising voices, teams up with Juanchito to paint the all-too-relatable picture of a breakup hangover in “Qué Voy A Hacer.” Over a smooth regional beat, the singer looks back on a love that almost worked: they tried everything, shared secret nights, and hid under the same bedcovers—yet the spark never lit. Now his friends tell him, “Don’t call her, someone else has the key to her life,” but the advice clashes with the echo in his chest.
The chorus circles around a single burning question: “¿Y qué voy a hacer?” (What am I going to do?). Every line adds a new layer of heartache—missing her touch, her spot on the pillow, her entire presence. It turns the track into a late-night confession where longing wrestles with reality. The result is a catchy, bittersweet anthem that lets learners feel the sting of lost love while practicing Spanish phrases for desire, memory, and letting go.