Resucitar means "to resuscitate" or "to revive." It's a strong and dramatic verb that isn't commonly found in everyday song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the context of the song, it's used metaphorically in the lines "Respiración de boca a boca y así resucitar" (mouth-to-mouth resuscitation and thus revive). The singer is offering emotional "first aid" to someone who has been hurt, implying that their love or support can bring the other person back to life emotionally.
This song is a wild ride! It's all about offering comfort and a little bit of revenge to someone who's been hurt by a past relationship. The singer is ready to be a true friend, saying, "vamos a darle una lección al que te hizo daño" [let's teach a lesson to the one who hurt you].
They're offering "primeros auxilios" [first aid] for a broken heart, even suggesting "respiración de boca a boca y así resucitar" [mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to bring you back to life] – a pretty intense way to say they'll help you heal! The song gets even more playful, with lines about making love to forget the pain and even sending a photo to make the ex jealous. The singer boldly declares, "el corazón no tengo más grande" [my heart is bigger], implying they have more love to give than the person who caused the pain. It's a mix of genuine support and a bit of mischievous fun.