Moribundo means 'dying' or 'on the point of death'. It's a very dramatic and literary word that you won't often hear in everyday conversation.
In this fiery song, Natti Natasha uses it to wish her ex a terrible fate, singing that he "termines moribundo de amor" (end up dying of love). It’s a powerful way to describe being completely consumed and destroyed by a broken heart, perfectly capturing the song's vengeful tone.
Desde Hoy is Natti Natasha’s fiery declaration of independence. After a painful betrayal, the Dominican singer decides to reinvent her universe and kick her unfaithful partner out of it for good. The lyrics swing between raw anger and triumphant self-love: she wishes him every bit of bad luck imaginable, yet the real focus is on reclaiming her power. By repeating "Soy dueña de mis sentimientos" (I’m the owner of my feelings), Natti reminds us that forgiveness is optional and self-respect is non-negotiable.
The song mixes playful metaphors with razor-sharp insults to make sure the message lands. From a poisoned fountain to a wilted daisy that will never bloom again, each image underlines how final her decision is. In the end, Desde Hoy is more than a breakup anthem; it is a bold celebration of starting over, setting boundaries, and demanding a nuevo amor worthy of her strength.