Embrujo translates to "spell" or "bewitchment". It’s a magical and evocative word you don’t often find in modern music, making it a unique gem.
In the song, Anuel sings "Me hiciste un embrujo que no puedo olvidarte" (You cast a spell on me that I can't forget). He uses this powerful metaphor to describe an attraction so intense and irresistible that it feels like he's been enchanted, perfectly capturing the song's theme of being addicted to someone's love.
Ever felt so into someone that it feels like an addiction? That's exactly what Anuel Aa and Ozuna are singing about in "Adicto." They describe a relationship that's more like a powerful craving they can't shake. Anuel kicks it off by saying, "Han pasado varios días y yo estoy enfermo de ti" (Several days have passed and I'm sick with you), making it clear this isn't just a crush. He feels completely consumed, admitting he promised God he'd forget her but just can't.
The whole song compares this feeling to a vice. The chorus repeats, "Bebé, yo soy adicto a tu piel / Siempre vuelvo a caer aunque quiera romper" (Baby, I'm addicted to your skin / I always fall back even though I want to break). It's a cycle of knowing this person is both bad and good for him, but being unable to stay away. He even tells her to lie to her mom if she calls, saying they're just friends, which suggests their connection is intense, secret, and maybe a little bit forbidden.