Autogol is a fútbol (soccer) term that means scoring a goal against your own team — an embarrassing mistake.
In the song Becky G taunts her ex, saying "Te metiste autogol por torpe" (you scored an own goal because you were clumsy), turning the sports slang into a sharp metaphor for how he ruined the relationship himself. It’s a catchy, vivid word that’s memorable both on the field and in love.
Becky G and KAROL G team up to deliver the ultimate goodbye to a toxic ex, and they do not pull any punches. Instead of crying over spilled milk, they treat the breakup like taking out the trash. The opening line sets the mood immediately: "Lo que no sirve que no estorbe" [What is no longer useful shouldn't get in the way]. From throwing away their phones to leave zero chance of contact ("boté el celular" [I threw out the cell phone]), to setting up a fake customer service hotline for complaints ("Llama 1-800-jódete" [Call 1-800-screw-you]), this pop track turns moving on into an absolute victory lap.
What makes this track especially fun is how it leans into sharp regional slang and classic Latin pop references. KAROL G drops heavy Colombian street slang like "gonorrea" to call out an ungrateful partner, and even quotes the famous Mexican singer Paquita la del Barrio with the line "Rata de dos patas, lo dijo Paquita / Un animal rastrero" [Two-legged rat, Paquita said it / A crawling beast]. By comparing the ex to a zero-star customer review ("Te dejé el review, no te puse ni una estrella" [I left you a review, I didn't give you a single star]), the song treats bad relationships with total humor and moves straight into party mode.