Embrujar means "to bewitch" or "to cast a spell on someone". It's a fantastic, magical word that you won't hear every day.
In the song, the artist sings "Te embrujé y sé que tengo ese efecto" (I bewitched you and I know I have that effect). She uses this powerful verb metaphorically to describe an irresistible, almost supernatural attraction she has for her lover. It perfectly captures the intense, all-consuming nature of a "ride or die" relationship.
RIDE OR DIE PT.2 is an electric anthem about total, fierce loyalty. Sevdaliza opens the track by calling out to someone who brings light to her solitude, asking them to "cover for my enemies" and stay by her side no matter what. The English phrase "ride or die" is core here: it is classic slang for a companion who sticks with you through extreme danger, chaos, or trouble. Even when she hits her head against the wall, the goal is always to "bounce back stronger than life" with zero room for negative energy.
Then Tokischa and Villano Antillano step in and crank up the heat in Spanish. Tokischa makes her devotion bold and physical, singing "Tú eres mi refugio" (You are my refuge) while applying luxury makeup ("Me puse lip gloss Dior pa' besarte" / I put on Dior lip gloss to kiss you). Villano Antillano brings witty, intense chemistry with lines like "Que mi estrógeno requiere de tu testo" (That my estrogen requires your testosterone) and jokes that their bond might be "tóxico como el asbesto" (toxic like asbestos). It is wild, dramatic, and totally fearless about loving someone flaws and all.