Estipula translates to "stipulates" or "specifies." It's a formal and less common verb in everyday conversation or song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the song, the lyric "Estipula que conversar me gustabas yo no" suggests a past agreement or understanding about the nature of their relationship, which the singer now questions or denies. This word adds a layer of complexity to the narrative, hinting at a broken promise or a change in feelings.
Tito Torbellino Jr.'s "Borron Y Cuenta Nueva" is a fantastic song about moving on from a relationship where one person clearly thought they were more important than they were! The singer remembers a time when the other person was really into them, saying things like "me gustabas yo no quisiera ser y que la mirada" [I liked you, I didn't want to be, and that look]. But now, that same person is claiming the singer was the one chasing them, saying "yo era el que te rodaba que estoy clavado y que esté mucho" [I was the one who was around you, that I'm stuck, and that I'm a lot].
Our singer isn't having any of it! He admits he found them attractive, saying "no lo niego de que me encanta su puerto" [I don't deny that I love your port], but quickly adds, "pero de quien te quiera está muy lejos" [but loving you is very far away]. He's ready to put the past behind him, even saying "aquí llevo dos días para que la conclusión es por mi cuenta nueva" [here I've been for two days so the conclusion is a clean slate for me]. It's a blunt and honest take on realizing a relationship wasn't what you thought, and being ready to start fresh.