Anótalo means "write it down" or "make a note of it." It's a direct and assertive command, often used to emphasize something important that the speaker wants the listener to remember.
In "Mía Mía," Kenia OS uses anótalo repeatedly to underscore her independence and finality. She's telling her ex to remember that she belongs to herself, that forgetting her will be difficult, and that certain things (like returning expensive shoes) are non-negotiable. It's a powerful way to assert her boundaries and self-worth.
Kenia OS is not holding back in "Mía Mía"! This song is all about telling an ex, loud and clear, that they're completely over them and moving on. She's tired of the games, asking, "¿Qué haces tú por aquí?" [What are you doing here?] and reminding them, "Cuando nos dejamos te la puse easy" [When we broke up, I made it easy for you].
She's definitely not interested in getting back together, even joking, "No te compro ni en oferta" [I wouldn't buy you even on sale]. Kenia OS is all about herself now, repeating, "Yo estoy en la mía, mía" [I'm in my own lane, mine] and making it clear, "Ni siquiera en tus sueños tocas mi anatomía" [Not even in your dreams do you touch my body]. It's a fun, confident anthem about reclaiming your independence after a breakup!