Satería is a less common word that refers to trickery, mischief, or cunning. It's an interesting choice because it hints at a playful yet potentially manipulative dynamic in a relationship.
In the song, the artist sings, "Pero ¿cómo resistirme a tu satería?" (But how can I resist your trickery?). This suggests that despite the complexities and perhaps the 'games' played in the relationship, there's an undeniable allure to the partner's mischievous nature, making it hard to walk away.
"Pensabas" is Mora's kiss-off to an ex who thought she had the last word, with Eladio Carrión, Brray and Joyce Santana joining the beatdown. The hook says it plainly: "Pensará' que todo te iba a salir como pensabas" ("You'll think everything was going to turn out how you thought"), then twists the knife with "Fallaste y te juro que te arrepentirá'" ("You failed, and I swear you'll regret it").
Each verse picks at a different piece of the same breakup. One remembers selling something he cared about just to buy her a gift, only to get cheated on for it anyway: "Me acuerdo cuando tuve que vender mi Xbox / Pa' tu regalo de año nuevo" ("I remember I had to sell my Xbox / For your New Year's gift"). Another calls out the act she still puts on: "Y tú me odias porque yo siempre hacía lo que quería" ("And you hate me because I always did what I wanted"). By the end there's nothing left to salvage, just a last word on the way out: "Pero mi nombre lo recordarás" ("But you'll remember my name").