Description
“6 de febrero” by Aitana is a Spanish pop and synth-pop song from her fourth studio album, Cuarto azul. It was released on May 6, 2025 as the album’s third single through Universal Music Group, in digital download and streaming formats. The song was written by Aitana Ocaña, Andrés Torres, and Mauricio Rengifo, and produced by Andrés Torres, Mauricio Rengifo, and Nicolás Cotton.
The song was recorded between 2024 and 2025 and runs for 2 minutes and 56 seconds. Its sound fits within a modern Spanish pop framework, with synth-pop textures that suggest a production centered on electronic keyboards, synthesizers, programmed beats, polished vocal layers, and Aitana’s lead vocal performance. No full instrumental personnel list is given, but the credited producers are central to the track’s clean, emotional, radio-ready sound.
Lyrically, “6 de febrero” is connected to memory, heartbreak, and the emotional weight of a past relationship. The song became especially associated with Aitana’s personal life because she showed part of its creative process in the Netflix documentary Aitana: Metamorfosis, where she explained that it was written after her second breakup with Sebastián Yatra.
One curiosity about the song is that it started gaining attention before its official release. In the documentary, a fragment appears in which Aitana sings the song inside a car, and that moment quickly went viral among fans. The reaction was strong enough that listeners began asking for the song to be officially released, although Aitana did not publish it immediately.
Another interesting detail is the way the release was announced. On May 2, 2025, Aitana posted a promotional image on Instagram with the phrase “Este año el 6 de mayo es 6 de febrero”, turning the title into part of the campaign and confirming that the song would arrive on May 6.
The music video was released on the same day as the song and was directed by Alfonso Riera and Joaquín Luna. Filmed after Aitana traveled to the Dominican Republic, the video uses a 1990s-inspired aesthetic and shows the singer spending time with friends while reflecting on her past after an apparent breakup.
The video also includes details that fans interpreted as possible references to Aitana’s relationship with Sebastián Yatra. Some scenes recall the visual world of “Akureyri,” the song and video they recorded together in Iceland, including similar car shots. Another visual clue appears near the end, when Aitana is seen on a beach with two friends and the word “Bruma” can apparently be seen nearby, sparking fan speculation.
Commercially, “6 de febrero” became one of the standout songs from Cuarto azul. It reached No. 2 in Spain, No. 27 on the Argentina Hot 100, and also charted in Honduras, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay. In Spain, it earned a 3× Platinum certification, equivalent to 300,000 certified units.
The song also achieved notable longevity in Spain. It spent more than 500 days in Spotify Spain’s Top 200, remained for 40 weeks on Los 40 Principales, 64 weeks on the Spanish sales chart, and 48 weeks on the PROMUSICAE radio chart, where it reached No. 1 twice.
Lyrics
Un 6 de febrero
Un te amo que ya no está
De lo verdadero a lo lejano
¿Tú, de qué vas?
Fue un invierno en el que fuimos dos
Es más frío cuando no estás tú
Hoy ya no puedo escuchar tu voz
Otra vez sola en mi cuarto azul
Porque todavía te quiero, yo te quiero
Maldito, me olvidaste de primero
Tú que me prometiste el mundo entero
Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero
Porque vivo bailando para no llorar más
Te veo en todas partes, todavía no te vas
¿Qué hago para olvidarte sin poder devolver el tiempo atrás?
Sí, perdí, ¿qué más da?
Te creí, qué lástima
Y a veces pienso que tal vez tú me usaste
Para olvidarte de otra que no olvidaste
Si piensas en mí, te pido un favor
No hagas lo de siempre, no escribas, mi amor
Ya déjame aquí, que aquí estoy mejor
Aunque, por ahora, parezca peor
Porque todavía te quiero, yo te quiero
Maldito, me olvidaste de primero
Tú que me prometiste el mundo entero
Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero
Porque vivo bailando para no llorar más
Te veo en todas partes, todavía no te vas
¿Qué hago para olvidarte sin poder devolver el tiempo atrás?
Yo no puedo olvidarte sin poder devolver el tiempo atrás
(Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero)
(Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero)
(Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero)
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Description
“6 de febrero” by Aitana is a Spanish pop and synth-pop song from her fourth studio album, Cuarto azul. It was released on May 6, 2025 as the album’s third single through Universal Music Group, in digital download and streaming formats. The song was written by Aitana Ocaña, Andrés Torres, and Mauricio Rengifo, and produced by Andrés Torres, Mauricio Rengifo, and Nicolás Cotton.
The song was recorded between 2024 and 2025 and runs for 2 minutes and 56 seconds. Its sound fits within a modern Spanish pop framework, with synth-pop textures that suggest a production centered on electronic keyboards, synthesizers, programmed beats, polished vocal layers, and Aitana’s lead vocal performance. No full instrumental personnel list is given, but the credited producers are central to the track’s clean, emotional, radio-ready sound.
Lyrically, “6 de febrero” is connected to memory, heartbreak, and the emotional weight of a past relationship. The song became especially associated with Aitana’s personal life because she showed part of its creative process in the Netflix documentary Aitana: Metamorfosis, where she explained that it was written after her second breakup with Sebastián Yatra.
One curiosity about the song is that it started gaining attention before its official release. In the documentary, a fragment appears in which Aitana sings the song inside a car, and that moment quickly went viral among fans. The reaction was strong enough that listeners began asking for the song to be officially released, although Aitana did not publish it immediately.
Another interesting detail is the way the release was announced. On May 2, 2025, Aitana posted a promotional image on Instagram with the phrase “Este año el 6 de mayo es 6 de febrero”, turning the title into part of the campaign and confirming that the song would arrive on May 6.
The music video was released on the same day as the song and was directed by Alfonso Riera and Joaquín Luna. Filmed after Aitana traveled to the Dominican Republic, the video uses a 1990s-inspired aesthetic and shows the singer spending time with friends while reflecting on her past after an apparent breakup.
The video also includes details that fans interpreted as possible references to Aitana’s relationship with Sebastián Yatra. Some scenes recall the visual world of “Akureyri,” the song and video they recorded together in Iceland, including similar car shots. Another visual clue appears near the end, when Aitana is seen on a beach with two friends and the word “Bruma” can apparently be seen nearby, sparking fan speculation.
Commercially, “6 de febrero” became one of the standout songs from Cuarto azul. It reached No. 2 in Spain, No. 27 on the Argentina Hot 100, and also charted in Honduras, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay. In Spain, it earned a 3× Platinum certification, equivalent to 300,000 certified units.
The song also achieved notable longevity in Spain. It spent more than 500 days in Spotify Spain’s Top 200, remained for 40 weeks on Los 40 Principales, 64 weeks on the Spanish sales chart, and 48 weeks on the PROMUSICAE radio chart, where it reached No. 1 twice.
Lyrics
Un 6 de febrero
Un te amo que ya no está
De lo verdadero a lo lejano
¿Tú, de qué vas?
Fue un invierno en el que fuimos dos
Es más frío cuando no estás tú
Hoy ya no puedo escuchar tu voz
Otra vez sola en mi cuarto azul
Porque todavía te quiero, yo te quiero
Maldito, me olvidaste de primero
Tú que me prometiste el mundo entero
Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero
Porque vivo bailando para no llorar más
Te veo en todas partes, todavía no te vas
¿Qué hago para olvidarte sin poder devolver el tiempo atrás?
Sí, perdí, ¿qué más da?
Te creí, qué lástima
Y a veces pienso que tal vez tú me usaste
Para olvidarte de otra que no olvidaste
Si piensas en mí, te pido un favor
No hagas lo de siempre, no escribas, mi amor
Ya déjame aquí, que aquí estoy mejor
Aunque, por ahora, parezca peor
Porque todavía te quiero, yo te quiero
Maldito, me olvidaste de primero
Tú que me prometiste el mundo entero
Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero
Porque vivo bailando para no llorar más
Te veo en todas partes, todavía no te vas
¿Qué hago para olvidarte sin poder devolver el tiempo atrás?
Yo no puedo olvidarte sin poder devolver el tiempo atrás
(Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero)
(Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero)
(Ahora devuélveme mi 6 de febrero)
