Rinde cuentas is a powerful phrase that means "to be accountable to" or "to answer to someone". It's a key expression of the song's independent attitude.
In "Soltera", the lyrics boast "a nadie le rinde cuentas", meaning "she answers to no one". This line celebrates her freedom and self-sovereignty after a bad relationship, perfectly capturing the theme that being single is in style.
Soltera [Remix] kicks off with some blunt honesty: somebody cheated, tears dried up, and now it is time to hit the club. Puerto Rican rising star Lunay teams up with Daddy Yankee and Bad Bunny to celebrate life without a partner. The whole track revolves around the central mantra: "estar soltera está de moda, por eso ella no se enamora" ("being single is in style, that's why she doesn't fall in love"). Instead of crying at home, she heads out with her friends and answers to nobody ("a nadie le rinde cuentas" [she owes nobody an explanation]). It is loud, direct, and completely unbothered by romance.
Bad Bunny and Daddy Yankee drop tons of local Puerto Rican slang to prove just how over it she is. When Bad Bunny raps "te ha pichao' toda la llamada' y to' los text" ("she ignored all your calls and all your texts"), he uses the Caribbean baseball slang pichear (to pitch), which means deliberately ignoring someone or brushing them off. He jokes that "el corazón lo tiene a dieta" ("she has her heart on a diet") so no new guy can mess with her, while brag-rapping that she makes more cash than her ex. Daddy Yankee piles on, saying she does not care about Valentine's Day ("ni en 14 de febrero" [nor on February 14th]) and quotes classic reggaeton pioneer Yaviah to fuel the late-night party mode. The guys match her energy shot for shot, treating heartbreak like an excuse to dance until dawn.