Arrepentiste comes from the verb arrepentirse, meaning "to regret" or "to repent". It's a strong emotional word that captures a key theme of the song.
In "Te Arrepentiste", Ñengo Flow repeatedly uses this word to confront a past lover who left him but now wants to return. He asks, "¿Te arrepentiste?" (Did you regret it?), highlighting her change of heart and the consequences of her actions. This word is central to the song's narrative of betrayal and remorse.
In "Te Arrepentiste" (You Regretted It), Ñengo Flow and Lyanno tell a story of a past lover who left for someone else, only to come back after being treated badly. The artists are not having it, though!
The song is a blunt refusal to take back an ex. The lyrics, "noches frías en mi habitación, mi cama vacía sin tu contestación" (cold nights in my room, my bed empty without your answer) set a scene of loneliness, but this quickly turns into a declaration of moving on: "ya te olvidé, no te quiero de vuelta" (I already forgot you, I don't want you back). The ex "te trató mal, ¿para qué te fuiste?" (treated you badly, why did you leave?). Now she's back, but the artists are clear: "de ti no quiero nada, bebé, no queda nada" (I don't want anything from you, baby, there's nothing left). It's a powerful message of self-respect and moving forward.