Endiabla comes from the verb endiablarse, which means to become devilish or to turn into a she-devil. It's a vivid and somewhat dramatic word that isn't used in everyday conversation, making it quite memorable.
In the song, the lyric "Soy yo la que se endiabla" (It's me who gets devilish) describes the singer's struggle with intense emotions like rage. When the 'demon' speaks to her, she becomes consumed by a fiery, almost uncontrollable anger, personifying her inner turmoil in a striking way.
Have you ever felt so overwhelmed by someone that you just can't control yourself? That's exactly what Rouss and Belén Aguilera are singing about in "Locx"! The song describes that intense feeling when seeing someone makes you lose all control, or as they sing, "No me controlo / Cuando te veo mirarme así / Me vuelvo loco" [I can't control myself / When I see you look at me like that / I go crazy].
It's all about that push and pull of emotion. One minute, you're full of hope, thinking "un ángel me habla de ti / Y recupero la fe que perdí" [an angel talks to me about you / And I recover the faith I lost]. But then, doubt creeps in, and you find yourself in a spiral, "Siempre desemboco / En comerme el coco" [I always end up / Overthinking]. It's a relatable feeling of being completely swept away, like a wild horse, "Como un caballo me desboco" [Like a horse, I bolt]. You'll love how they capture that chaotic mix of excitement and anxiety!