Le toca a ella is a popular Spanish phrase that literally means "it touches her", but is used idiomatically to mean "it's her turn". This expression is perfect for talking about a shift in power or opportunity.
In the song's catchy chorus, Sech sings, "Ahora todo cambió, le toca a ella" (Now everything's changed, it's her turn). After a bad relationship, she is now the one in control and living her best life. This phrase perfectly captures the song's empowering message of taking your life back.
This song is the ultimate post-breakup anthem! Sech tells the story of a woman who finally leaves a bad relationship where she was taken for granted. He makes it clear she was the one putting in all the effort: "Ella siempre estaba cuando tú no estabas" (She was always there when you weren't), but her partner just blamed her for everything, saying it was a "falta de actitud" (lack of attitude).
The best part is the reversal. After all the pain, she's not just surviving, she's thriving. The song says, "Gracias al maltrato se puso bella" (Thanks to the mistreatment she got beautiful). Now that she's glowing up, partying, and living her best life, her ex suddenly wants her back. But it's too late. The main message is loud and clear: "Ahora todo cambió, le toca a ella" (Now everything's changed, it's her turn). He's left calling a number that's been changed while she's out, looking amazing, and completely over him.