Rauw Alejandro, the Puerto Rican hit-maker, turns heartbreak into a late-night toast in "NO ME SORPRENDE". Over a smoky reggaetón groove crafted with producer Rvssian, he sings about a love that has run out of time. Rather than drowning in regret, Rauw raises his glass to the past, trusting the stars and the moon to guide him forward. The chorus is both shrug and battle cry: "No me sorprende" – it doesn’t surprise me – because he has been through this before and knows that even the deepest sting eventually fades.
Under the cool glow of nightlife imagery – dense smoke, empty kisses, and memories of pirate-like adventures across a lover’s body – the song delivers a clear message of self-worth. Yes, scars remain, but seasons change and summer always follows winter. Rauw reminds listeners to put themselves first, stop waiting for someone who paused the relationship too many times, and keep moving. It is a bittersweet yet empowering anthem that turns the end of a romance into the start of personal freedom.