Acurrúcate is the informal command form of the verb acurrucarse, which means "to snuggle up," "to cuddle," or "to huddle up."
It's an endearing and intimate word that evokes a sense of closeness and comfort. In the song, Abraham Mateo uses it to invite his love interest to get physically close, singing "Ven y acurrúcate" (Come and snuggle up), making it a sweet and inviting phrase that stands out from more common romantic expressions.
Abraham Mateo and Belinda team up for "Me Encantaría," a song all about instant attraction and a strong desire to get to know someone better. The lyrics kick off with Abraham being completely captivated by someone he doesn't even know the name of, saying her scent "robó el pensamiento" [stole his thoughts]. He loves how she looks in anything, describing her as having an "un flow anormal" [an abnormal flow] and looking "exclusiva con lo que sea que lleve puesto" [exclusive with whatever she's wearing].
From there, the song is a direct invitation to see what could happen. Both artists express a strong wish to "saberme tu cuerpo" [know your body] and "recorrerte lento" [explore you slowly], hinting at a passionate night. There's a playful energy with lines like "Tu cerveza, yo tequila, quédate" [Your beer, I'm tequila, stay] and a sweet request to "Ven a pintarme el cuerpo de estrellas" [Come paint my body with stars]. Belinda even drops a fun line, "La noche se 'Belinda', Jeme sens belle, Que hoy me siento flamenquita" [The night turns 'Belinda', I feel beautiful, because today I feel a bit flamenco], adding her own flair to the romantic vibe. It's all about that undeniable spark and wanting to hit play on a new connection, as Abraham sings, "Estaba en stop y diste al play" [It was on stop and you pressed play].