Piquete is a popular Puerto Rican slang word that means 'swag', 'style', or 'flair'. It's a term full of confidence and attitude that you'll hear often in reggaetón music.
In this song, Bad Bunny sings, "Tú tienes piquete y yo también" (You've got swag and I do too). He's using it to describe a mutual, undeniable charisma and style that both he and the person he's singing to possess, creating a powerful sense of connection.
Bad Bunny's "WHERE SHE GOES" is all about the aftermath of a one-night stand that he just can't shake. He's talking directly to the woman, asking, "Baby, dime la verdad / Si te olvidaste de mí" (Baby, tell me the truth / If you forgot about me). He knows it was supposed to be a one-time thing, but now he's stuck checking his phone, waiting for a message that isn't coming. It's a classic case of pride getting in the way. He sings, "Tu orgullo no me quiere hablar / Entonces vamos a competir" (Your pride doesn't want to talk to me / So let's compete), turning their silence into a game.
He's not subtle about what he wants, remembering exactly how good she looked and admitting he's been thinking about it ever since. He even confesses he almost caved and sent her a DM. The song is a mix of this frustrated longing and Bad Bunny's typical confident, flirty style. He's blunt about his intentions, calling himself "un bellaco... un atrevido" (a horny guy... a daring one). The track is basically him laying all his cards on the table, wondering if she feels the same way and who will give in first.