Spanish singer and songwriter SAIKO released his new track, MIAMI 22, from his second album, NATSUKASHII YORU, which is set to be released on Friday, June 20, 2025. Whether you’re vibing out solo or sharing music with friends, this one’s a standout. Saiko’s music is never meant to be just heard, it is meant to be felt. “MIAMI 22” is an emotional reggaeton/pop track in which Saiko reflects on a deep, possibly broken relationship. The title hints at a memory tied to a past time or place (Miami, 2022), making this track feel nostalgic and heavy with regret, love, and unresolved emotions. Its lyrics carry weight, the production is top-notch, and it’s the kind of track that grows on you with every play. Check out the MIAMI 22 lyrics by SAIKO below, and experience the song’s passion.
Lyrics of MIAMI 22 by SAIKO
Tú Me Hace’ Sentir
Cosa’ Que Jamá’ Pensé Que Iba A Vivir, Experimentar
Quédate Aquí, Te Pido Una Ve’ Má’
Tú Me Hace’ Sentir, Tú Me Hace’ Sentir, Tú Me Hace’ Sentir
Con Las Estrella’ De Super Mario
Y De Verte A Diario, No Verte Me Tiene Mal
Sí, Lo Admito, Me He Vuelto Más Solitario
Pero Eso No Es Que Lo Elegí
Vivimo’ Como Si Fuéramo’ Invencible’
Y Si Me Muero Mañana, ¿Pa’ Qué Sirve El Dinero, La Fama? To’ Eso No Sirve
Si Cuando Me Mira’ A Los Ojo’, El Resto Del Mundo Se Vuelve Invisible
Yo Solo Quiero Que Vuelva’
Recuerda, Recuerda
Que El Amor Que No Se Va, En El Alma Pesa
Y Yo Te Quise Tanto, Pero De Mala Manera, Ah-ah-ah
Recuerda, Recuerda
Que A Vece’ Duele Má’ Sostener La Cuerda
Y To’ Los Beso’ Que Me Debe’, Me Los Devuelva’
Tú No Te Quiere Ir
Pero El Miedo Te Tocó La Puerta Y Decidiste Abrir
Y Aunque Tú Ahora Me Diga’ Que No
Yo Sé Que Tú Estará’ Mejor Sin Mí
Pero Aunque Tú Ahora Me Diga’ Que No
Yo Sé Que Sí, Yo Sé Que Sí
Y Cuando Piense’ Que Esto Fue Un Error
Recuerda To’ Lo Que Te Hice Feli’
Pero Aunque Tú Ahora Me Diga’ Que No
Yo Sé Que Sí, Yo Sé Que Sí
Tú Me Hace’ Sentir
Cosa’ Que Jamá’ Pensé Que Iba A Vivir, Experimentar
Quédate Aquí, Te Pido Una Ve’ Má’
Tú Me Hace’ Sentir, Tú Me Hace’ Sentir, Tú Me Hace’ Sen—
MIAMI 22 (English Translation) Lyrics – SAIKO
And Even If You Tell Me No Right Now
I Know You’ll Be Better Off Without Me
But Even If You Tell Me No Right Now
I Know You Will, I Know You Will
And When You Think This Was A Mistake
Remember Everything That Made You Happy
But Even If You Tell Me No Right Now
I Know You Will, I Know You Will
You Make Me Feel
Things I Never Thought I Would Live, Experience
Stay Here, I’m Asking One More Time
You Make Me Feel, You Make Me Feel, You Make Me Feel
With The Stars From Super Mario
And From Seeing You Every Day, Not Seeing You Is Hurting Me
Yes, I Admit It, I’ve Become More Lonely
But That’s Not Something I Chose
We Lived Like We Were Invincible
And If I Die Tomorrow, What’s The Use Of Money, Of Fame? None Of It Matters
If When You Look Into My Eyes, The Rest Of The World Disappears
I Just Want You To Come Back
Remember, Remember
That Love That Doesn’t Leave Weighs Heavy On The Soul
And I Loved You So Much, But In The Wrong Way
Remember, Remember
That Sometimes Holding On Hurts More
And All The Kisses You Owe Me, Give Them Back To Me
You Don’t Want To Leave
But Fear Knocked At Your Door And You Decided To Open It
And Even If You Tell Me No Right Now
I Know You’ll Be Better Off Without Me
But Even If You Tell Me No Right Now
I Know You Will, I Know You Will
And When You Think This Was A Mistake
Remember Everything That Made You Happy
But Even If You Tell Me No Right Now
I Know You Will, I Know You Will
You Make Me Feel
Things I Never Thought I Would Live, Experience
Stay Here, I’m Asking One More Time
You Make Me Feel, You Make Me Feel, You Make Me Fe—
And Even If You Now Tell Me—
SAIKO’s MIAMI 22 Lyrics Meaning
“MIAMI 22” is not a typical breakup anthem. It is a voice coming from the heart, where Saiko blames himself and remembers the love he had deeply, but in the wrong way. Saying, “Yo sé que tú estarás mejor sin mí,” he also accepts that maybe his love became pain for someone. There is a flavor of nostalgia in the song, but the aftertaste of regret is even deeper.
In the middle of the track when he says, “Vivimos como si fuéramos invencibles,” it seems like he is questioning not just a relationship, but his entire lifestyle. Fame, money, viral moments, everything is worthless when that girl doesn’t look into his eyes. “MIAMI 22” is a memory of those moments that were short but were real. Be it a reference to Super Mario stars or a mention of his loneliness, every line becomes a snapshot of a memory.
