Te Deseo Lo Mejor

Album: El Último Tour Del Mundo (2020)
Charted: 74
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Songfacts®:

  • The song title translates to "I wish you all the best." Its lyrics are a farewell message to a former girlfriend, to whom Bad Bunny expresses remorse and guilt for messing up their relationship. The rapper accompanies his self-criticism with good wishes for his ex's future. He will understand if she erases him from her life and pretends he never existed.
  • Brooklyn born Puerto Rican-Dominican producer Marco "MAG" Borrero (Flo Rida's "My House") produced the track. MAG helmed 10 out of the 16 tracks on El Último Tour Del Mundo. "This MAG rhythm was one of the last ones he sent me," Bunny said. "I was in Mexico on the Narcos recordings, and I was in the hotel."

    "There is a time when I listen to the rhythms. I was always used to creating the rhythms," he continued. "There are rhythms that the first time I hear them tell me something, I connect with them and I know I'm going to write something scumbag. And rhythms that I like, but I leave them, normal. But then I listen to them a week, a month later, and I say, devil, I can think of something new. And that happened to me with this production."
  • The team behind The Simpsons created the video, with series veteran David Silverman serving as director. The clip shows Bad Bunny entering the world of the famous animated family as he tries to fix Homer and Marge's marriage.

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