As the new year unfolds with its share of resolutions and fresh starts, few things hit quite like a song that strips love down to its purest form—no drama, no toxicity, just the quiet joy of someone who fits like a well-worn favorite. Enter “Me Gustas,” the debut 2026 collab between Colombian crooner Mike Bahía and Mexican urban poet Nanpa Básico, a track that feels like a sun-soaked confession whispered over morning coffee. Dropped just days ago, it’s already stirring hearts across Latin America, with listeners tuning in for that rare blend of vulnerability and vibe that makes you believe in second chances at simplicity. Fans flocking to stream it are finding solace in lines that celebrate the everyday magic of a partner who just… gets you.
| Lead Vocals | Mike Bahía & Nanpa Básico |
| Songwriter | Nanpa Básico & Jonathan Alberto Ángulo Tovar |
| Music Producer | Jonylams |
| Video Director | Vili |
| Label | Bahía Palma |
| Release Date | January 8, 2026 |
| Song Language | Spanish |
| Copyright © | Bahía Palma |
| Translation | Me Gustas (English Translation) by Mike Bahía & Nanpa Básico |
Lyrics of Me Gustas by Mike Bahía & Nanpa Básico
[Intro: Mike Bahía]
Hay Pocas Cosas En El Mundo Que Me Gustan Como Tú
La Única Que Es Incondicional En Todo Momento, Tú
Me Da La Fe, Las Ganas De, De Ser Mejor Y No Quitarme (Yeah)
Mi Única Riqueza Es Conocerte
Y Por Mucho Tiempo Poder Disfrutarte
Me Gusta Cómo Tú Me Gustas
Solo Tú Me Gustas Como Tú Me Gustas
Si Me Gustara Alguien Como Tú Me Gustas
Esa Serías Tú, Porque Solo Tú Me Gusta’
Me Gusta Cómo Tú Me Gustas
Solo Tú Me Gustas Como Tú Me Gustas
Si Me Gustara Alguien Como Tú Me Gustas
Esa Serías Tú, Porque Solo Tú Me Gusta’ [Verso: Nanpa Básico & Mike Bahía]
Me Gusta Cuando Apenas Te Levantas
Porque Nada Te Hace Falta, Eres Una Hija De Dios
Me Gusta Cuando Viajo Por Tu Espalda
Porque Convertimos Uno Lo Que Un Día Fuimos Do’
Y Qué Lindo Encontrarte Quién Te Quiera (Quiera)
Sin Condiciones, Simplemente A Tu Manera (Manera)
Que Le Guste Como Yo La Carretera
Y Si El Camino Se Hace Duro No Te Cambia Por Cualquiera (¿Qué?)
Me Gusta Cómo Tú Me Gustas
Solo Tú Me Gustas Como Tú Me Gustas
Si Me Gustara Alguien Como Tú Me Gustas
Esa Serías Tú, Porque Solo Tú Me Gusta’
Me Gusta Cómo Tú Me Gustas
Solo Tú Me Gustas Como Tú Me Gustas
Si Me Gustara Alguien Como Tú Me Gustas
Esa Serías Tú, Porque Solo Tú Me Gusta’ [Puente: Nanpa Básico, Mike Bahía & Ambos]
Ey, Me Gusta Tu Cara, Tu Risa
El Color De Tu Boca, El Olor De Tu Pelo
Me Gusta Pasear Por Tu Cuerpo
Tus Manos Son Nubes, Tus Ojos El Cielo
Me Gusta Ese Olor De Tu Piel Morenita
Y Si Sueño Contigo, Me Levanto Melo
Tus Labios No Son Sati Ni Kush
Pero Yo Los Pongo En Los Míos Y Vuelo
Vuelo Y Sabes Te Quiero
Y Sin Ti Es Que Yo Me Desespero, Ma
Me Gustas Como El Olor Que Despierta La Sabana
Me Gustas Como Un Cafecito En La Mañana Y (Wuh)
Me Gustas Cuando Me Besas Y Acabas Con Mis Ganas
Me Gusta Sentir De Cerca Que Tu Amor Me Sana
[Coro: Nanpa Básico & Mike Bahía]
Me Gusta Cómo Tú Me Gustas
Solo Tú Me Gustas Como Tú Me Gustas
Si Me Gustara Alguien Como Tú Me Gustas
Esa Serías Tú, Porque Solo Tú Me Gusta’
Me Gusta Cómo Tú Me Gustas
Solo Tú Me Gustas Como Tú Me Gustas
Si Me Gustara Alguien Como Tú Me Gustas
Esa Serías Tú, Porque Solo Tú Me Gusta’
About “Me Gustas by Mike Bahía & Nanpa Básico”
Mike Bahía and Nanpa Básico craft “Me Gustas” like a gentle breeze through palm leaves—reggae-tinged romance that sways between soulful hooks and heartfelt verses, inviting you to linger in love’s unhurried glow.
Diving into the song’s essence, “Me Gustas” pulses with an Afro-Latin rhythm that’s equal parts chill and intoxicating, courtesy of producer Jonylams’ light-touch beats that let the artists’ voices shine. The theme? Uncomplicated devotion—the kind where mornings feel sacred, touches spark without fanfare, and affection blooms in the ordinary. It’s moody in the best way: warm, reflective, and effortlessly uplifting, evoking lazy afternoons in Cartagena or Mexico City’s hidden cafés, where love isn’t a battlefield but a shared secret.
As a standalone single, this release marks the kickoff to what promises a vibrant year for both artists, free from the constraints of a full album rollout. No sprawling concept here—just a pure shot of synergy between two voices who’ve long championed authenticity in Latin pop and urban scenes. The official music video, directed by Vili and unveiled on January 8, 2026, via YouTube, captures that essence in vivid, sun-drenched visuals: intimate close-ups and fluid dances that mirror the track’s easy flow, already amassing thousands of views in its first 48 hours.
For Mike Bahía, fresh off the reflective vibes of his 2019 album “Navegando” and a string of hits that have solidified his status as Colombia’s go-to for feel-good anthems, “Me Gustas” signals a playful pivot into cross-border fusions. Teaming with Nanpa Básico—who’s built a cult following with introspective rap laced with reggae roots on projects like “Acuario”—feels like a natural evolution, blending Bahía’s melodic finesse with Nanpa’s raw lyricism. This isn’t just a feature; it’s a testament to their shared growth, proving how Latin music’s borderless spirit keeps pushing boundaries in 2026, one harmonious verse at a time.
What elevates it in their catalogs is the restraint—the way it dodges over-the-top declarations for subtle nods to faith, skin-deep scents, and the healing hush of a kiss. In an era of fleeting hooks, “Me Gustas” lingers like a favorite playlist on repeat, reminding us why collabs like this matter: they humanize the stars, turning personal truths into communal anthems.
With teasers buzzing on Instagram and TikTok leading up to the drop, the single’s already teasing more joint explorations, perhaps hinting at festival stages or a surprise EP. Bahía’s smooth tenor weaves seamlessly with Nanpa’s gravelly introspection, creating a duet that feels timeless yet urgently now—perfect for anyone rewriting their love story this year.
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