Enterrado means "buried." While it can refer to physically burying something, in this song, it's used metaphorically to describe a deep emotional state.
The lyrics
DLD's "Toda Mi Fe" [All My Faith] is a really powerful song about hitting rock bottom and trying to find a way back. The lyrics paint a picture of someone who has given up, saying, "He enterrado toda mi fe, Derretido entregado al mar" [I have buried all my faith, Melted, surrendered to the sea]. It's a feeling of being completely lost, just waiting for someone or something to "Me rescate y me vuelva armar" [Rescue me and put me back together].
It's all about facing those fears you've avoided, the ones that "se asoman ya" [are appearing now]. The song acknowledges how hard it is to move on, especially when "las disculpas no me sirven de consuelo" [apologies don't serve as comfort]. That line, "Pero es más fácil decirlo, que hacerlo" [But it's easier said than done], really hits home. It's a raw look at the struggle to restart and remember your own strength, reminding us, "No te olvides alguna vez, Fuiste fuerte y aprendiste a amar" [Don't forget that once, You were strong and learned to love].