Resbala literally means 'to slip' or 'to slide'. However, in this song, KAROL G uses the powerful slang phrase "me resbala" which means "I don't care" or "it's like water off a duck's back".
When she sings "Lo que tú digas me resbala" (Whatever you say slips off me), she's expressing complete indifference to her ex's opinion. It's a sassy and empowering way to say that his words have no effect on her anymore, perfectly capturing the song's confident vibe.
"Ahora Me Llama" is the ultimate post-breakup anthem about realizing you are way better off alone. Colombian star KAROL G kicks things off with zero patience for an ex who suddenly crawls back: "Ahora me llama / Diciendo que le hago falta en su cama" ("Now he calls me / Saying that he misses me in his bed"). Instead of falling for the late-night texts, she brushes it off with "Lo que tú digas me resbala" ("Whatever you say slides right off me"), choosing designer clothes from Dubai, top-shelf drinks, and nights out with her squad over fixing someone else's mess.
Bad Bunny jumps on the track to deliver his own blunt breakup rules. He threatens to block his ex on Instagram for stalking ("Baby deja el stalk / O en el Instagram voy a darte block") and tells her she is out of chances ("Ya tú gastaste todos los strikes"). He drops a clever basketball brag too: "No tengo cuatro babys, tengo veintitrés como Mike" ("I don't have four babes, I have twenty-three like Mike"), nodding to Michael Jordan's famous jersey number 23. Together, they turn heartbreak into total freedom, choosing parties, smoke, and independence over fake promises of true love.