Sacarrácate is a fun, informal, and very creative command that essentially means "get out of here!" or "scram!"
It's not a standard dictionary word but a playful invention, likely combining sacar (to take out), te (yourself), and acá (here). The extra syllables add a rhythmic punch, making it a powerful and memorable way to tell someone to leave for good, which is the core message of this breakup anthem.
“Una Semana” is Xavi’s bold farewell to a relationship that ran out of excuses. Over brisk guitars and a contagious Regional Mexican groove, the singer looks his ex in the eye and says, “Enough talking… it’s over.” He realizes he spent too much time searching for reasons to stay, only to confirm what his gut already knew: they were never right for each other. The result is a mix of frustration, relief, and just a sprinkle of swagger as he admits the break-up will hurt, but only for a little while.
The hook “Dame una semana para olvidarme de ti” (“Give me a week to forget you”) turns heartbreak into a personal challenge. Instead of wallowing, Xavi plans a seven-day detox from memories, vowing to erase every trace of his former partner. The song captures that liberating moment when self-respect finally outweighs nostalgia, wrapping raw honesty in an energetic, sing-along anthem that screams, “Watch me move on… fast!”