Préstame Remix spins a heartfelt story of three men nursing the same wound: they gave everything to love, and love still walked away. Chris Lebrón opens the track admitting that betrayal hit him “hasta el alma”—straight to the soul. Sech jumps in, half-joking, half-hurting, confessing he would need a surgeon to pull the leftover love from his chest. Jay Wheeler rounds it out, confessing that his once-soft heart is now running on strict new rules: dar y recibir (give and get back). Together they paint a picture of modern romance where broken trust has made them cautious, even a bit selfish, yet still craving connection.
Their solution? Borrow a little love. Instead of promising grand forever’s, they ask their new partner for a préstamo—a loan of affection—so they can try again without risking another total loss. The chorus turns that plea into a catchy mantra: “Si tienes amor, entonces, préstame.” It is at once vulnerable and pragmatic, a reminder that even after heartbreak, people look for hope in small doses. The remix format lets each artist share his scars, making the song feel like a late-night group therapy session set to smooth urbano-R&B rhythms. Listeners are left dancing while quietly thinking: maybe lending a bit of love is how we all heal, one verse at a time.