Equivocarme means 'to make a mistake' or 'to be wrong', specifically in its reflexive infinitive form, emphasizing the action being done to oneself.
In the song, Danna Paola sings, "Vete, que no quiero equivocarme, no dos veces" (Go away, because I don't want to make a mistake, not twice). This word captures a pivotal moment of self-preservation and regret, highlighting the singer's determination not to repeat past errors in a relationship.
"AÚN TE QUIERO" is Danna Paola’s fiery declaration of self-worth after a toxic breakup. With sharp humor she laughs at her ex’s clumsy attempts to come back: the neighbor gossiping, sad flowers left at her door, a secret social-media account spying on her happiness. She would rather be single than be “a slave to your lies,” labeling him “worse than Covid” and comparing herself to the legendary man-basher Paquita la del Barrio.
Yet beneath the punchlines there is honesty. Danna admits she still thinks of him and that hatred often hides lingering love. Even so, tequila, ranchera songs, and fierce confidence help her wipe the slate clean and promise to find “someone better.” The result is an empowering anthem that mixes playful insults with raw emotion, reminding listeners that it is possible to miss someone and choose yourself at the same time.