Ateo literally translates to "atheist". It's a very striking and creative word to find in a reggaeton song, making it quite unique.
Natti Natasha sings, "Ya mi corazón no te ruega, se volvió ateo" (My heart no longer begs for you, it became an atheist). She uses this clever metaphor to say her heart has completely lost all faith in her ex and will never "pray" for their love again. It's a powerful and memorable way to declare her emotional independence.
Dominican star Natti Natasha teams up with Becky G for "Ram Pam Pam", and let me tell you, neither of them is shedding a single tear over their ex. Instead of sitting around crying, they hit the digital rewind button: "Si a la relación ya le di undo" ("Since I already hit undo on the relationship"). The whole track is a sharp, funny middle finger to a toxic ex who took them for granted. Natti laughs off his bad attitude by saying her heart completely lost faith in him: "Ya mi corazón no te ruega, se volvió ateo" ("My heart doesn't beg you anymore, it became an atheist"). She traded him in for someone who actually takes her out dancing ("a perrear"), and she makes it clear that there is a whole line of people waiting to take his place.
Becky G takes the mic to slam the door shut for good. She drops one of the funniest, realest lines in the track: "Mami didn't raise no pendeja" ("Mom didn't raise a fool"). The Spanish slang pendeja usually means an idiot or someone easily duped, and Becky uses it to brag that she is way too smart to fall for his tricks again. He can keep flexing his flashy jewelry ("mucha cadena"), but he fumbled a queen. She even warns his friends to stop texting her on his behalf because the iron gate is locked ("cerramo' la reja") and the key is gone. With the DJ turning up the music, the verdict is final: "Eres un atraso" ("You're a setback"). He is history, and the party is just getting started without him.