Cabrona is a strong, informal term that can be translated as "bitch" or a "stubborn, difficult woman." While it can be offensive, in some contexts, especially in Latin American Spanish, it can also be used to describe a woman who is tough, resilient, or even admirable in a defiant way.
In this song, the singer uses cabrona to refer to the woman he can't forget, expressing his frustration and desperation. It highlights the intensity of his feelings and the difficulty he's having in moving on, making it a very impactful and memorable word in the lyrics.
Ever had a breakup so bad you'd try anything to forget the person? That's the exact feeling Jessi Uribe and Yeison Jimenez sing about in this powerful song. The singer is completely stuck on someone he can't get out of his head. He says her memory is like a poison, and even after listening to "more than a thousand pieces of advice," he just can't move on.
To cope with the pain, he's tried everything he can think of. He admits he "threw himself into alcohol," mixing tequila and rum, but finds that even the strongest drink can't make him stop loving her. He's also tried kissing other people and sleeping with strangers, but that doesn't work either. In the end, he's left feeling desperate and going crazy, asking anyone who's been through it for the secret to falling out of love.