Estrellar means "to crash" or "to smash." While it can refer to a physical crash, it's often used metaphorically to describe something coming to an abrupt and destructive end.
In "A Toda Velocidad," the phrase "se va a estrellar" (it's going to crash) is used to describe a relationship that, despite its initial beauty, is destined for a painful conclusion. It's a vivid and impactful word that captures the song's theme of a fast-paced, doomed romance.
Get ready for a wild ride with Neto Peña and Yoss Bones in "A Toda Velocidad"! This song is all about that exhilarating, bittersweet moment when you know a relationship is ending, but you want to go out with a bang. They've been through a lot, sitting "bajo una tormenta" [under a storm] and all the arguments are stealing their breath. But instead of dwelling on the end, they decide to escape one last time.
It's like they're saying, "Yeah, 'fue bonito el vuelo' [the flight was beautiful], but it's going to crash eventually." So, why not enjoy the final moments at full speed? They want to forget all the bad stuff, bury it in a jar, and just have one last passionate night. Even though the "contrato" [contract] is over, they're still down to turn up the heat and remember all the good things about each other before it all goes to "la basura" [to the trash]. It's a powerful anthem for living in the moment, even when that moment is the very last one.