Arrastrando means "dragging" or "pulling along." It's a vivid verb that paints a strong picture of something being forcefully moved.
In the song, Maka uses it to describe how the wind, after extinguishing the flame of love, also "drags along" the feelings. This powerful imagery conveys the idea that not only does the love die, but the associated emotions are also swept away, emphasizing the finality and pain of the breakup.
Have you ever felt like you're giving your all in a relationship, only to realize you deserve so much more? That's exactly what Maka and Juancho Marqués are singing about in "Algo Mejor" [Something Better]. It's a really honest look at those moments when you're heartbroken and feel alone, even if, as they say, "Nadie murió por amores aún con el corazón roto" [Nobody died from love, even with a broken heart].
The song talks about how love isn't always perfect and sometimes the flame just dies out. They sing about not wanting to be a "juguete tirao' en tu habitación" [toy thrown in your room] or forgotten "encerrao' en un cajón" [locked in a drawer]. It's a powerful declaration of self-worth, saying, "Yo quiero algo mejor, yo merezco algo mejor" [I want something better, I deserve something better]. It's all about realizing you can't force something that isn't working and choosing to move on for your own good.