"La HP" is a breakup song where the heartbreak is already over and the party has started. Farina opens with "Llegó mi turno" (My turn has come): it is time for her friends, "un par de botellas" (a couple of bottles) and a night of perreo, the close reggaeton dance. The hook says it all: "Se cambiaron los papeles" (The roles have switched). He made her cry "muchas madrugadas" (many late nights), and now "te juro que no me duele" (I swear it doesn't hurt me).
The song is full of Colombian slang. "Chimbita" means cute or hot, "ando al gare" means she is out partying hard, and "mi oficina es el party" (the party is my office) is a funny way to say she clocks in at the club. Social media is part of the revenge too: "Subo una foto y yo sé que te duele" (I post a photo and I know it hurts you). The title itself is a cheeky abbreviation of a Colombian swear word, which tells you the attitude before the first beat drops.