Entuteló comes from the verb entutelar, which means to shelter or protect, often in a nurturing or guardian-like way. It's a less common verb that adds a unique flavor to the lyrics.
In the context of the song, the line "Tomar un día un rincón entuteló y quedarme a vivir" suggests finding a sheltered corner and staying there to live. It evokes a feeling of seeking refuge and comfort, making it an interesting and evocative word choice.
Have you ever just looked at someone and felt like your whole world shifted? That's exactly what Daniel, Me Estás Matando and María Victoria are singing about in "Tú, Amor." It's all about that intense, almost overwhelming feeling of being so captivated by someone that you just want to stay in that moment forever.
The lyrics talk about looking so much that you "perder el suelo" [lose the ground] beneath you, and wanting to "quedarme a vivir" [stay and live] in that gaze. It's a beautiful, dramatic declaration of love, where simply looking at the person makes the singer feel like "el cielo sí es verdad" [heaven is real]. But there's also a hint of vulnerability, a plea not to be looked at in the same way, because the intensity of that feeling is almost too much to bear. It's like they're saying, 'I love looking at you, but if you look at me like that, I might just melt!'