Arranca pa'l carajo is Karol G’s fiery goodbye letter to a relationship that ran out of spark. Over a pounding reggaetón beat, the Colombian powerhouse teams up with Puerto Rican rappers Juanka and Brray to let her ex know that the monotonía is over, the bedroom is cold, and she has a world of new admirers waiting outside the door. The repeated hook, “arranca pa'l carajo” (roughly “get the hell out”), is a no-nonsense order to pack up and disappear while she reclaims her freedom, confidence, and phone screen—now blissfully free of his calls and texts.
Beneath the playful swagger lies a clear message of self-worth: the singers refuse to settle for half-hearted love, choosing instead a life filled with color, cash, and adventure. Each verse flips the breakup narrative—no tears, just upgraded vibes, bold desires, and a promise that the past will never get a rerun. It is a club-ready reminder that sometimes the healthiest move is to hit “block,” turn up the volume, and dance your way into something better.