Aguante comes from the verb aguantar, meaning to endure or tolerate. In this context, it refers to having a lot of patience or putting up with a lot from someone.
Kenia OS sings, "La neta es que te tuve mucho aguante" (The truth is I had a lot of patience with you), implying she tolerated a great deal of bad behavior from her ex. It's a relatable word that captures the feeling of reaching your limit in a relationship.
Have you ever felt completely done with a relationship? Kenia OS's "Más Te Va A Doler" is the ultimate anthem for anyone who has finally decided to walk away from a toxic partner who just wouldn't change. The song is a powerful declaration of self-worth and independence. Kenia sings about forgiving her ex multiple times, only to be let down again. She uses the popular saying, "un árbol que nace torcido... no se vuelve a enderezar," which means a crooked tree can never be straightened, to say that some people are just never going to change their ways.
This track is all about the feeling of freedom after a breakup. Kenia notices her anxiety is gone and even the mezcal tastes better now that he's out of her life! She tells him she doesn't care if he's sad and that he can go back to the other people he was with. The core message is one of empowerment: she knows she is "mucha mujer" (a great woman) and won't lower herself to his level. She warns him that while she's moving on and thriving, the pain is just beginning for him. It's a reminder that no amount of fancy clothes, like Prada or Valentino, can hide a person's true, rotten character.