Constelaciones translates to "constellations." It's a beautiful and somewhat uncommon word in everyday song lyrics, making it stand out.
In the song, the artist sings, "Constelaciones y en sus ojos lucen brillantes" (Constellations, and in her eyes they shine brightly). This line uses the imagery of constellations to describe the captivating sparkle in someone's eyes, adding a poetic and romantic touch to the lyrics. It evokes a sense of wonder and deep admiration.
"Sal de mi mente" ["Get out of my mind"] opens the song as an order the singer can't actually follow. He tells the other person to leave and not come back, "Y ya no vuelvas, solo vete" ["And don't come back, just go away"], and then spends the rest of the track proving he doesn't mean it. He's up all night on his phone instead of sleeping, "Noches enteras en el celular" ["Whole nights on the cell phone"], and even the stars get roped in, asked to sing "un poquito más fuerte" ["a little louder"] so he has something else to listen to.
"La N, la A y la Z, viejo" ["The N, the A and the Z, old man"] is Naz spelling out his own name mid-song, the regional Mexican habit of dropping a shout-out right in the middle of a breakup track, right before DannyLux gets his own line too. By the end the tough talk from the opening is gone. "Y si ella vuelve, yo aquí voy a estar" ["And if she comes back, I'll be here"]. He never actually got her out of his mind. He just admits it in the last line instead of the first.