Rata de dos patas literally translates to "two-legged rat". It's a classic and powerful insult in Spanish, used to describe a despicable, worthless person by comparing them to the lowest of vermin.
This phrase is famously the title of an iconic song by Mexican singer Paquita la del Barrio. In "MAMIII", Karol G directly references Paquita, using this ultimate insult to put her ex in his place, making it a fiery and culturally rich expression of female empowerment.
Becky G teams up with KAROL G to deliver a fiery reggaeton breakup anthem that drips with confidence and attitude. Over a contagious beat, the two singers wave goodbye to a toxic ex, making it crystal clear that his lies and drama are no longer welcome. The repeated image of literally throwing away the phone shows just how done they are, while playful digs like the fake hotline number “1-800-jódete” add humor to their fierce self-respect.
The song is all about reclaiming power: the ex’s “false love” is sent on vacation, and the women head straight to the party, bottles raised, ready to move on with new admirers already lined up. In short, MAMIII celebrates cutting ties with anyone who drags you down, choosing fun, freedom, and self-love instead. Get ready to dance while you practice telling negativity to hit the road!