Aquieta comes from the verb aquietar, meaning 'to calm', 'to quiet', or 'to soothe'. It's a more poetic alternative to the common word calmar.
In the song, Rauw Alejandro uses it to create a powerful image, singing, "Mi gata salvaje y yo soy quien te aquieta" (My wild cat and I'm the one who calms you down). This line beautifully contrasts a wild, passionate nature with the soothing effect he has on his partner, adding a layer of intimacy to the track.
Qué Pasaría... brings together Puerto Rican stars Rauw Alejandro and Bad Bunny for a direct, late-night reggaeton track about running into an ex at the club. The title asks the ultimate question: "¿Qué pasaría si estuviéramos solos?" ("What would happen if we were alone?"). They bump into each other unexpectedly ("sin buscarnos en la disco nos vimos" / "without looking for each other, we saw each other in the club"), and all the old physical chemistry comes rushing right back. Rauw keeps it blunt: he knows she is missing something, her friend just left, and he is ready to spend the night together again.
The track is full of classic Puerto Rican club slang that makes it fun to break down. You will hear "bellaquera" (intense lust or horniness) when Bad Bunny jumps in with his verse, calling his partner "mi gata salvaje" ("my wild cat") while bragging that her folder is full of videos of them together. He delivers bold, explicit punchlines about combining their genetics ("imagínate un baby si juntamos los genes") and teases how she looks shy until the music hits ("Tan calladita la nena / Pero bellaqueando nunca frena" / "The girl is so quiet, but when it comes to getting freaky, she never stops"). It is a confident, high-energy party track focused entirely on rekindling a late-night hookup without overthinking it.