Acariciando means "caressing" or "stroking". It's a sensual and evocative verb that paints a vivid picture of physical intimacy.
In the context of "Ya Me Enteré", the singer uses this word to express his pain and jealousy, imagining "La mente de alguien nuevo acariciando su Piel" (The mind of someone new caressing her skin). This word choice powerfully conveys the emotional impact of his ex-lover moving on, making it a memorable and impactful word in the song.
Have you ever been in that situation where you just know your ex still misses you, even if they're trying to pretend they've moved on? That's exactly what Los Angeles de Charly are singing about in "Ya Me Enteré"!
The singer is pretty confident, even a little smug, that their former love isn't as happy as they claim. They hear about "la mente de alguien nuevo acariciando su piel" [someone new's mind caressing their skin] but they're not buying it. They even call the new person "un idiota el que quieres convencer" [an idiot you want to convince] that things are better without them. The singer is sure their ex is just trying to fool themselves, saying things like "dices que vas a engañar sabes si que eres mi otra mitad" [you say you're going to cheat, you know you're my other half]. It's a fun, slightly dramatic take on post-breakup feelings, with the singer absolutely convinced that, deep down, their ex still thinks "me extrañas" [you miss me].