Cicatrices means "scars". It's a powerful, visual word that Bad Bunny uses to reveal the true meaning behind this song.
While the lyrics start with boasts about a life of luxury, the line "Tratando de sellar las cicatrices" (Trying to seal the scars) shows that the fame and money are just an attempt to heal the emotional wounds left by a lost love. This single word uncovers the vulnerability and heartbreak hiding beneath the surface.
On the surface, "Otra Noche En Miami" is all about the most ridiculous, flashy lifestyle you can imagine. Bad Bunny lays it on thick, describing a life full of diamond chains that blind people, a choice between a Mercedes and a Maserati, and owning the whole mall so he doesn't have to go shopping. He brags, "Soy Cristiano después de meter un gol" (I'm Cristiano after scoring a goal) and says he has French women speaking to him in Spanish. It's a world of Gucci, Louis Vuitton, and endless champagne for models.
But that's just the setup. The real point of the song is how empty all of that feels. He admits, "Todo es superficial, nada real" (Everything is superficial, nothing is real). All this money and fame is just something to get him through another night alone in Miami. He's haunted by a past love, remembering her at 11:34 PM and admitting his Rolex doesn't shine like her smile. He's tired of the parties and the meaningless hookups, sitting alone in the Bentley she always wanted, just wishing he could go back. It's a classic story: he got everything he thought he wanted, but lost the one thing that actually mattered.