Embrujo translates to "spell" or "charm." It's a captivating word that evokes a sense of magic and enchantment, making it less common than everyday verbs and more intriguing.
In the song, Bryant Myers sings, "Pa' mí que me hiciste un embrujo" (For me, you put a spell on me). He uses this word to express how deeply he's captivated by someone, suggesting an irresistible, almost magical allure that makes him feel completely under their influence.
Bryant Myers teams up with Chilean star Cris Mj to pour a potent mix of Latin trap and reggaetón in “Tuss.” Throughout the lyrics, the artists compare a woman’s magnetism to tuss – a street nickname for codeine cough syrup that can be highly addictive. Just like the syrup, her scent, curves and daring attitude leave them craving “another dose.” The song is basically a playful confession of obsession: they want to meet up “un par de veces” (a couple of times), spoil her with everything she “deserves” and lose themselves in her hypnotic energy.
Beyond the bold nightlife imagery, “Tuss” is a celebration of confidence and raw attraction. Myers and Cris Mj brag about cruising Puerto Rico, turning up sound systems and living fast, all while promising to satisfy their “diabla deluxe.” The steamy metaphors, Spanish street slang and clever wordplay paint the woman as both a lover and a dangerous vice, highlighting how irresistible temptation can feel. In short, expect a high-energy track that mixes catchy hooks with unapologetic passion, perfect for learning modern Caribbean slang and getting a taste of the urban Latin scene.
Bryant Myers, born Bryan Robert Rohena Pérez on April 5, 1998, in Carolina, Puerto Rico, is a pioneering figure in Latin trap and reggaeton music. Starting his career by sharing songs online in 2013, he quickly gained attention with his hit single "Esclava," which amassed hundreds of millions of views.
He rose to international fame in 2016 with the controversial yet massively successful track "Cuatro Babys," alongside Maluma, Noriel, and Juhn. Known for blending Latin trap, R&B, and reggaeton, Bryant Myers has released influential albums such as La Oscuridad and Bendecido, solidifying his place in urban Latin music. His raw lyrics and authentic style reflect his challenging upbringing and dedication to his craft.