Bendito literally translates to "blessed." It's a word often associated with religious or spiritual contexts, but here it's used in a more colloquial and ironic way.
In the song, Rawayana repeatedly refers to an "agujero bonito" (pretty hole) as "bendito." This creates a playful double meaning, as he's blessing something that he knows he shouldn't be falling into, highlighting a cycle of temptation and indulgence. It's an engaging word that captures the song's mischievous tone.
Rawayana's "Bendito" is a super fun and honest look at falling for something you know you shouldn't, but just can't resist! Our singer finds himself in a familiar situation, admitting, "Otra vez caí en ese agujero" [Once again I fell into that hole]. He tries to avoid it, saying, "En mi mente yo dije 'no quiero'" [In my mind I said 'I don't want to'], but then he drinks and forgets all his good intentions.
He calls this irresistible pull a "Bendito agujero bonito" [Blessed pretty hole], which is a pretty cheeky way to describe something so tempting! The song is all about that feeling of giving in to pleasure, even when you know it's a repeat offense. He's not sure if it's hypnosis or if he's just high, but the music and a smile have him completely hooked, with his heart stopped. It's a playful, danceable track about embracing those guilty pleasures and just enjoying the moment, even if you'll regret it tomorrow.