Juqueado is a slang term derived from the English word "hooked," meaning to be addicted or strongly captivated by something or someone. It's an interesting example of Spanglish.
In this song, Arcangel uses it to express how completely captivated and obsessed he is with the person he's singing about. He says, "Algo que me tiene juqueado así" (Something that has me hooked like this), highlighting the intense pull and attraction he feels.
Arcangel, Cosculluela, Genio, and De La Ghetto team up for "Tírame," a reggaeton track that's all about intense desire and a no-holds-barred pursuit of a woman. The song kicks off with a bold promise: "Baby, conmigo estarás mejor / Te compro el mall" [Baby, with me you'll be better / I'll buy you the mall], immediately setting a tone of lavish attention and confidence. The artists are completely captivated, describing how this woman has them "juqueado así" [hooked like this] from the moment they saw her.
They're ready and waiting, urging her to "Tírame" [Hit me up] whenever she's ready for a passionate encounter. The lyrics are direct and explicit, with lines like "En la cama, ven, devórame / To' eso que tú sabes hacer, enséñame" [In bed, come, devour me / All that you know how to do, teach me] and "Que tú eres atrevida, eso lo quiero ver" [That you are daring, I want to see that]. They even tell her to ditch her current partner, calling him "fañoso" [lame] and boasting about their own prowess. It's a fun, confident, and very direct invitation to a wild night, promising to fulfill all her desires.