Escúpelo literally means "spit it out." While it might sound a bit harsh, in this context, it's used metaphorically to urge someone to express their feelings and fears without holding back.
Rigoberta Bandini uses this word to encourage listeners to release their emotions, to "spit out" everything they've been keeping inside. It's a powerful and direct call to emotional liberation, making it a memorable and impactful word in the song.
Ever felt like you were holding back your true feelings in a relationship? "Qué Más Da" is a powerful anthem of encouragement, like a best friend giving you some much-needed advice. The song urges you to be completely honest about your pain, telling you not to hesitate to share that you're so hurt you can't sleep ("no duermes porque estás herida") or to talk about the things that have scared you since you were a child ("lo que te asusta y te domina / Desde niña"). It's a call to let it all out, to "spit it out" ("escúpelo") and say what you need to say without holding back.
The chorus asks a liberating question: "¿Qué más da si se va?" which means, "What does it matter if they leave?" The song's answer is clear: you can always start over. It's a reminder to stop putting your life on hold because of heartbreak ("Basta ya de no bailar por desamor") and to bravely take the next step. Ultimately, it's a celebration of resilience and the knowledge that there will always be more lovers to come ("siempre habrá / Más amantes por llegar").