Celibato translates to "celibacy", the state of abstaining from marriage and sexual relations. It's a very unusual and interesting word to find in a reggaeton song, which makes it stand out.
In "NO ME QUIERO CASAR", Bad Bunny uses it with a playful twist. He sings, "Por ahora celibato, voy a gozar un rato" (For now, celibacy, I'm going to have fun for a while), ironically pairing a word associated with abstinence with his intention to enjoy life. This clever wordplay highlights his commitment to staying single and celebrating his freedom.
Bad Bunny kicks off this track by celebrating his success and ambition. He's all about his career right now, making it clear that while love might come eventually, his main goal is something else: "Quiero hacerme rico primero" (I want to get rich first). He's enjoying the freedom of being single, driving his Cybertruck, and living for the moment because, as he says, "mañana yo no sé qué va a pasar" (tomorrow I don't know what will happen). The title says it all: "Yo no me quiero casar" (I don't want to get married).
He's not against romance entirely, but he sets clear boundaries. He offers to be a "amante bandido" (bandit lover) but warns a potential partner that's as far as it goes. He even reveals he almost got married once and is incredibly relieved it didn't happen: "Gracias a Dios que no, wow, diablo, pero casi" (Thank God I didn't, wow, damn, but it was close). Ultimately, he tells a lover he's too focused on his goals to be with her right now, bluntly stating, "Baby, yo soy un peligro / Yo por nadie voy a cambiar" (Baby, I'm a danger / I'm not going to change for anyone).