Trastornaste comes from the verb trastornar, meaning to disturb, upset, or mess up. It's a strong word that goes beyond simple annoyance, implying a deeper disruption.
In this song, Yoss Bones uses it to describe how the person has completely turned her world upside down, singing "simplemente tú me trastornaste" (you simply messed me up). It captures the intense, almost chaotic effect this person has had on her emotions and state of mind.
Have you ever had a memory of someone that you just can't shake? That's the heart of "No Puedo Olvidarte," which literally means "I Can't Forget You." In this passionate duet, Yoss Bones and Nanpa Básico sing as two ex-lovers who are haunted by their past relationship. They confess that no matter where they look, they find reminders of each other, because the memory lives deep inside them.
Both singers admit a difficult truth: no new person can ever compare. They go back and forth, saying "Papacito, no le llegan" ("Daddy, they don't measure up") and "Mamacita, no le llegan" ("Mommy, they don't measure up"). They describe their past connection as a kind of beautiful madness, a "love psychosis" that was fiery and captivating. Even though the world was colorful when they were together, now everything seems gray because they want to experience it all with that one special person they can't forget.