Un Gatito Me Llamó Lyrics – KAROL G

Un Gatito Me Llamó Lyrics Meaning

She starts off by repeating that she doesn’t want a “gato” — in this case, it’s not about an actual cat, but more like a clingy guy who keeps bugging her. She’s making it super clear that she’s not interested in that kind of energy. It’s a fun, catchy way to shut that behavior down right from the start.

Then she talks about how some guy called her the other day. He was trying to flirt, saying she was cute and that he liked her. He even asked her to send him a photo, but she was like, nope — not happening. She’s not impressed or flattered, just kind of annoyed.

Again, she repeats that same little story. It’s like she’s making fun of how predictable and repetitive these types of guys can be — always saying the same lines, thinking they’re being smooth. But she’s not falling for it. She keeps saying no.

Next, she talks about how this guy kept calling over and over again. It was nonstop. She’s confused, like, what is wrong with him? He just doesn’t get the message. She finds it super annoying and calls him out for being way too persistent — it’s just too much and not attractive at all.

At this point, she’s clearly over it. She says she doesn’t want a guy who’s always bothering her. She doesn’t want drama, she doesn’t want commitment like marriage, and she definitely doesn’t want someone who acts like this guy. He’s too intense and exhausting — even the answering machine is tired of him.

Now she’s telling him straight up: stop calling. She’d much rather hang out with her friend, dance like crazy, and just enjoy herself. She doesn’t need a man to have a good time. She reminds him that she’s clever and knows what’s going on, so trying to fool her won’t work.

In the end, she repeats the same story of the guy calling and asking for a picture. She still says no. Even when he offers a trip to the Maldives, thinking he can win her over with money, she still turns him down. She’s independent, strong, and not for sale.