Acelera literally means "accelerates" or "speeds up." While it's a common verb, its usage in this context is quite interesting and less literal than one might expect.
In the song, the lyric "Pero te pido fue darle con acelera" suggests a plea to move forward quickly or to give the relationship another chance with renewed intensity and speed, rather than hesitating. It implies a desire to fast-track reconciliation and commitment, making it a unique and engaging choice for a push notification.
Aldo Trujillo's "Por Favor (Banda)" is a heartfelt plea for a second chance at love. The singer knows his past mistakes are holding things back, admitting, "bien lo sé qué te da miedo darme otra oportunidad" (I know very well that you're afraid to give me another chance). But he's learned his lesson, insisting, "aprendí bastante a la vacío tu lugar" (I learned a lot when your spot was empty). He's not just asking for a conversation; he wants to show his commitment and fulfill promises, begging, "quisiera pedirte que volviera a mostrarte lo que prometimos y que sea por favor" (I would like to ask you to let me show you again what we promised, please).
He's confident that he's the one for her, stating boldly, "no serás feliz más que conmigo y nadie más" (you won't be happy with anyone but me). He wants to see her eyes and kiss her again, and he even calls her a little bit selfish for not giving him that happiness: "no seas egoísta y dame la felicidad" (don't be selfish and give me happiness). It's a direct, passionate appeal from someone who truly believes they've changed and can make things right.