Abortaron means "they aborted" and refers to the act of ending a pregnancy. This word is particularly striking and unexpected in a reggaeton song, making it memorable.
In the context of the lyrics, Ozuna uses it metaphorically to express a deep betrayal and abandonment: "Y hasta un hijo a mí me abortaron" (And they even aborted a child from me). It conveys the idea that something precious and full of potential, like a child, was taken away or destroyed by others, symbolizing the loss of trust and the pain of being forgotten by those he once helped.
"Cambio" ("Change") is Ozuna's reflection on how success and money have transformed his life and the people around him. He opens by pointing out how many friends and lovers turned out to be disloyal, comparing them to Judas, and says that everyone who envied him abandoned him the moment he had nothing. Now that he has made it — buying his mother a house, driving a Lamborghini and a Rolls-Royce — he no longer trusts anyone, since the same people who once turned their backs on him now only chase his money. Anuel AA's verse continues the theme of betrayal and loyalty, referencing his own real-life "Free Anuel" moment when Ozuna stood by him. The song's second half shifts into a flirtatious, explicit narrative about a secret hookup happening while a partner calls, contrasting the seriousness of the first half with a lighter, more playful reggaeton party vibe.