Alacena translates to "pantry" or "cupboard". It's a common household word, but its use in this song is quite unexpected and darkly humorous.
The artist sings, "Papi, guardé el corazón dentro de la alacena, lo cociné y se lo serví a mi mascota pa' la cena" (Daddy, I kept my heart in the pantry, cooked it, and served it to my pet for dinner). This vivid and somewhat shocking imagery makes the word memorable and highlights the song's theme of heartbreak and moving on in a very unconventional way.
This song, "Quien Empezó" by j mena and Cazzu, is all about a relationship that's gone completely sour, and both parties are pointing fingers about who started the drama! It kicks off with j mena making it clear that if you lie at the beginning, don't expect the love to grow straight. She's not about to forgive easily, saying, "Tú quieres que te perdone, tengo que cobrártelo" [You want me to forgive you, I have to make you pay for it].
The song really gets into the back-and-forth blame game, with lines like "Me mientes y yo te miento, Más sabrás, quién empezó" [You lie to me and I lie to you, But you'll know who started it]. Cazzu comes in with some seriously blunt lines, declaring she's over the whole thing. She even says, "Papi, guardé el corazón dentro de la alacena, Lo cociné y se lo serví a mi mascota pa' la cena" [Daddy, I put my heart in the cupboard, I cooked it and served it to my pet for dinner] – talk about moving on! It's a fun, feisty track about the end of a toxic relationship and refusing to be the one who takes all the blame.