Jodienda is a colloquial and somewhat vulgar term that can mean 'mess', 'nuisance', or 'trouble'. It's a strong, informal word that adds a lot of character to the lyrics.
In the song, Natti Natasha declares, "Yo soy Natti, papi, la real jodienda" (I'm Natti, daddy, the real trouble/mess). She uses it to assert her powerful, no-nonsense persona, implying she's not to be trifled with and brings a significant, perhaps disruptive, presence. It's a memorable and bold choice of word that stands out.
Natti Natasha is not holding back in "No Quiero Saber"! This song is all about a woman who's completely over her ex and doesn't want to hear any of his excuses. She's moving on, living her best life, and making sure he knows it.
She starts by declaring, "No quiero saber / Si con otra mujer tú me fuiste infiel / Si todavía me amas / O lo haces por placer" [I don't want to know / If you were unfaithful to me with another woman / If you still love me / Or if you do it for pleasure]. Ouch! She's made it clear there's no going back, telling him, "Ten claro que pa'trás tú no va' a volver / Es a ti el que le va a doler / Cuando me veas con él" [Be clear that you're not coming back / It's you who's going to hurt / When you see me with him]. She's out there having fun, ignoring his calls, and enjoying her newfound freedom. Natti is definitely not the one to mess with, especially when she says, "Yo soy Natti, papi, la real jodienda" [I'm Natti, daddy, the real f***ing problem]. Get it, Natti!