Morí means "I died" in Spanish. While seemingly simple, its use in this song is incredibly dramatic and metaphorical.
Jessi Uribe sings, "Morí el día en que te fuiste así de mí" (I died the day you left me like that). He's not literally dead, but he uses this powerful word to convey the profound emotional death and emptiness he feels after a breakup, making it a striking and memorable expression of heartbreak.
Jessi Uribe's "Morí" is a powerful song about the emotional death that can follow a breakup. The singer describes how an ex-lover asks about him, wondering how he's doing and if he's moved on. But he reveals that he's beyond feeling anything, stating, "Porque ya no estoy aquí, morí" [Because I'm no longer here, I died].
He explains that he "Morí el día en que te fuiste así de mí" [died the day you left me like that]. He walks through life like a ghost, unable to think, hear, or feel, describing himself as "el único muerto que puede caminar" [the only dead person who can walk]. It's a blunt and dramatic portrayal of heartbreak, where the pain is so immense it has completely numbed him to everything else.