Capie is a colloquial and somewhat unique word in this context, derived from the verb cachar (to catch) or captar (to grasp/understand), but used here in a more informal, almost slang sense.
In the lyrics, "Baby tu eres un 10, eres droga y te capie," it means "Baby, you're a 10, you're like a drug and I fell for you" or "I got hooked on you." It implies being caught or ensnared by someone's allure, similar to how one might get caught by a drug's effect. This makes it an engaging word that hints at a strong, almost irresistible attraction.
Ever felt an attraction so strong you just had to act on it? That's the intense vibe of Dei V's track "Te Capie." The title itself is slang for "I got you" or "I copped you," and it sets the tone for the entire song. Dei V spots a woman he finds irresistible, calling her a perfect "10" and comparing her to an addictive drug he just had to have. He sings, "Eres droga y te capie," which translates to "You're a drug and I got you."
This song is all about direct, confident desire. Dei V isn't interested in a slow, traditional romance; he wants a real, physical connection right now. He makes this clear with lines like, "Yo no te quiero en IG / Te quiero en mi cama" (I don't want you on Instagram / I want you in my bed). He uses bold, straightforward language to express his passion, painting a picture of a lavish lifestyle with luxury cars and private jets to win her over. It's a track that captures the feeling of wanting someone intensely and immediately.