Venenosas translates to "poisonous". It's a striking and evocative word that immediately grabs attention, especially when used in a romantic context.
In the song, Aitana sings about "devolver las rosas que son venenosas" (returning the roses that are poisonous). This powerful metaphor uses the image of beautiful but toxic roses to represent a harmful relationship, making it a memorable and impactful word choice.
11 Razones is Aitana’s vibrant breakup manifesto: over catchy Latin-pop riffs she takes back control of her heart by listing eleven crystal-clear reasons to forget a smooth-talking ex who was “good at speaking and bad at loving”; the lyrics flip the classic bouquet-and-butterflies romance into a bold rejection—she literally hands back the “venomous” roses and shoos away the butterflies that now give her nerves—and, while acknowledging the pain and self-deception she once felt, ultimately celebrates self-worth, healing, and the discovery of a new love who “wants her much more,” turning every beat of the song into a confident reminder that sometimes the best win is walking away.