ROA pours out the ache of what-ifs on 11:11, his latest single that dropped last night via Universal Music Latino, and it lands like a 3 a.m. voicemail you replay too many times, all tangled regret and that stubborn pull to rewind the clock.
You can hear ROA digging deep here, the Puerto Rican trap crooner who’s built a quiet storm blending raw urban confessionals with reggaeton’s sultry sway. He cooked this up in a Miami studio haze last summer, fresh off a breakup that left him scrolling old pics at that witching hour—11:11, the make-a-wish moment turned curse. The sound’s got that signature ROA polish: moody keys floating over a sparse beat that drops just enough to let the pain breathe, his voice cracking between auto-tuned highs and straight-from-the-gut lows.
Themes hit like a gut punch—loving someone who doesn’t deserve it, dreaming of payback but settling for memories that won’t fade, name-dropping icons like Chencho y Maldy to frame that perfect-pair vibe you lost. It’s not just heartbreak; it’s the fight against forgetting, wrapped in Spanish bars that feel like poetry scratched on a bar napkin.
11:11 stands solo for now, but it teases ROA’s next project, a full tape called Rewind Season slated for early 2026, where he’ll unpack more of this post-love limbo across 10 tracks of late-night therapy. Expect collabs with heavyweights like Myke Towers on a revenge cut and a stripped acoustic closer that flips the script to self-love. The whole thing’s shaping up as his most vulnerable swing yet, clocking under 30 minutes but heavy on the feels.
ROA’s hitting his stride at 26, coming off that viral streak with “Adicto” remixes that packed Latin festivals from Miami to Madrid. He’s evolved from the kid dropping SoundCloud heat to a voice that’s owning the emotional underbelly of the genre, trading some flex for honesty that resonates wider. This single feels like a turning point, him stepping out of features into his own lane without losing the street cred.
X is already flooded with 11:11 reaction clips, folks timestamping their own late-night scrolls and calling it the anthem for anyone stuck on repeat. Dive into the 11:11 lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other ROA tracks for more of his midnight confessions.
| Lead Vocals | ROA |
| Songwriter | ROA & Botlok |
| Music Producer | ROA & Botlok |
| Label | Universal Music Latino & Universal Music Group |
| Distributor | Universal Music Group |
| Release Date | November 11, 2025 |
| Song Language | Spanish |
| Copyright © | Universal Music Latino & Universal Music Group |
| Translation | 11:11 (English Translation) by ROA |
Lyrics of 11:11 by ROA
[Intro]
I Remember When You Used To Call Me
On The Late Night, Woah-oh-oh
I Can’t Seem To Get You On The Phone
Woah-oh-oh
[Coro]
Mami, Si Supiera’ Todo Lo Que Yo Estoy Sintiendo
Quisiera Darle Al Tiempo Pa’trá
Yo Nunca Jamá’ Te Vo’a Olvidar, Iah-ah
Siento Que Me Estoy Muriendo
¿Superar Lo Nuestro? Eso Jamá’
Te Amo, Pero Tú No Vales Na’
Quisiera Darle Al Tiempo Pa’trá, Iah-ah
[Verso]
Y Si Pudiera, Te Hiciera To’ El Daño Que Cuando Te Fuiste Me Hiciste
Vives En To’ Mis Recuerdo’, Wow, Pero ¿De Qué Eso Me Sirve?
Odio Cuando Me Despierto, Solo En Mis Sueños Tú Existe’
El Día Que Te Fuiste Nunca Entendí Por Qué Te Despediste
Si Esto Era Eterno, Tú Y Yo
Pasa El Tiempo Y No Lo Acepto, Nosotros Somo’ El Junte Perfecto
Chencho Y Maldy, Coscu Y Kendo, No Te Odio Por Más Que Lo Intento
Y Aunque Esto Duela Pa’ Siempre, Te Lo Juro Que No Me Arrepiento, Eh-eh
[Coro]
Mami, Si Supiera’ Todo Lo Que Yo Estoy Sintiendo
Quisiera Darle Al Tiempo Pa’trá
Yo Nunca Jamá’ Te Vo’a Olvidar, Iah
Siento Que Me Estoy Muriendo
¿Superar Lo Nuestro? Eso Jamá’
Te Amo, Pero Tú No Vales Na’
Quisiera Darle Al Tiempo Pa’trá, Iah
[Outro Instrumental]
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