Agüites is a very common slang term in Mexican Spanish. It comes from the verb agüitarse, which means 'to get sad', 'to get down', or 'to be bummed out'.
In the song, the singer says, "Mija, no te agüite'" which translates to "Girl, don't be sad." It's the kind of informal, friendly word you'd use with friends, making it a fantastic piece of slang to add to your vocabulary!
“LOKiTA” is a bold, swagger-filled confession from Fuerza Regida and Anuel AA. The narrators present themselves as tough, street-wise anti-heroes who refuse to fall in love. Instead, they offer a no-strings-attached fling, spiced with luxurious fashion references, flashy cartel imagery, and tongue-in-cheek bravado. The woman in the story is equally fearless, matching their wild energy while enjoying her newfound freedom after a breakup.
Beneath the provocative lyrics you can hear a larger message: love is risky in their dangerous world, so they shield their hearts while still craving excitement, loyalty, and passion. The song combines regional Mexican slang with urban Latin trap attitude, giving learners a glimpse into contemporary Spanish expressions and the flashy, rebellious lifestyle the artists portray.