"TODO ROTO" is Nathy Peluso with CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso turning being a wreck into a flex. The hook says it all: "Me caí, me raspé, escupí, te puteé, y aunque me costó, me levanté con todo roto" (I fell, I scraped myself, I spat, I cursed you out, and even though it cost me, I got back up with everything broken). Putear is Argentine slang for swearing at someone, and the whole song has that Buenos Aires street attitude. It opens with a coach-style yell, "Si te duele, curita" (if it hurts, a band-aid), as in: walk it off.
The verses are packed with references worth knowing. "Le gané a la muerte como Vico C" (I beat death like Vico C) nods to the Puerto Rican rap pioneer, "Vas a tocar en River" (you're going to play River) is the dream of playing Buenos Aires' huge River Plate stadium, and "Control Z, los deshago" (Ctrl+Z, I undo them) is a very online way to erase your haters. Then come Brad Pitt in El Club de la Lucha (Fight Club), Kanye pulling up his hood and Hitchcock in the shower. The best line for me is "Estoy rota, pero estoy buena primero" (I'm broken, but I'm hot first): broken, sure, and still the main character.