Translation: "Keep working out on your body (at the gym); I never told you ‘sorry.’"

- **Sigue**: imperative of "seguir" – “keep” or “continue.”
- **entrenando**: gerund of "entrenar" – “training / working out.”
- **en**: “in / at.”
- **el body**: literally “the body.” In Colombian urban slang it means the gym or fitness training in general (Spanglish usage).
- **nunca**: “never.”
- **te**: “to you” (directed at the other person).
- **dije**: “I said” (past tense of "decir").
- **'sorry'**: the English word “sorry,” used exactly as an apology in Spanish speech.

The singer tells the other person to keep focusing on their workout routine, while pointing out that he never actually apologized to them. The mix of Spanish with English words (“body,” “sorry”) is common in Colombian reggaetón lyrics and gives the line a casual, urban feel.

SEE-geh ehn-treh-NAN-doh ehn ehl BOH-dee, NOON-kah teh DEE-heh 'SOH-ree'

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