Capricho translates to "whim" or "caprice". It refers to a sudden, impulsive, and often unreasonable desire or change of mind.
In the song, the singer expresses his frustration, saying he won't "aguantar cadas capricho estupido" (put up with every stupid whim). This word perfectly captures the feeling of being controlled or annoyed by someone's unpredictable and self-centered demands, making it a memorable and relatable term in the context of a tumultuous relationship.
Grupo Extra's "Sacame" is a fiery breakup anthem from someone who's had enough! The singer is absolutely fed up with an ex who thought they could walk all over them. The lyrics are super direct, with lines like "Pensaste que hibas a comer con tu dama y me trataste como uno cualquiera" [You thought you were going to eat with your lady and you treated me like anyone else] and "Pensando que porque eras buena en la cama hibas hacer conmigo lo que tu quisieras" [Thinking that because you were good in bed you were going to do with me whatever you wanted]. It's clear this person felt used and disrespected.
They're not holding back any punches, demanding to be removed from the ex's life with the repeated chorus: "SA!! CA!! ME!! De esta historia tu memoria y de tu corazon" [Take me out of this story, your memory, and your heart]. The singer even wishes the ex the worst, hoping they experience the same pain and betrayal they inflicted: "Que te sientas enamorada y te paguen con mentiras, con enganos y traicion" [May you feel in love and be paid back with lies, with deceit and betrayal]. It's a powerful and blunt message of moving on and wishing karma on a manipulative ex.