Camuflajear means "to camouflage" or "to disguise". It's a less common verb that adds a layer of intrigue to the lyrics.
In the song, the artist sings about "bebiendo, fumando y jodiendo pa' camuflajear" (drinking, smoking, and messing around to camouflage). He uses this word to express how he's trying to hide his true feelings of sadness and heartbreak by engaging in distracting activities, making it a poignant and relatable choice.
Have you ever felt completely lost after a breakup? In "Mírame Aquí," Cauty gives us a raw and honest look into the pain of heartbreak. The singer is trying to numb his feelings by getting "intoxicao' de alcohol" (intoxicated with alcohol) and taking pills just to be able to sleep. He feels so broken that he even goes to a doctor, who can only prescribe a way to stop thinking about his ex, because there's no real medicine for a broken heart.
Throughout the song, Cauty paints a picture of a deep relationship filled with memories, from getting in trouble with her dad to her being with him since the beginning ("Desde abajo tu has estao' conmigo"). He uses powerful comparisons to show how empty he feels, saying that without her, he's like "Puerto Rico sin La Perla" (Puerto Rico without La Perla, an iconic neighborhood) and that she was his "GPS pa' que no me pierda" (GPS so I don't get lost). It's a story about trying to forget someone who was once your everything, even when every memory and social media post makes it feel impossible.