Flechó comes from the verb flechar, which literally means "to strike with an arrow." It's a vivid and somewhat dramatic word that immediately brings to mind Cupid's arrow.
In the context of the song, when the lyrics say "Me flechó," it means "She struck me" or "She shot me (with an arrow)," implying that the person was instantly smitten or fell in love at first sight. This metaphorical use makes it a memorable and engaging word, perfect for describing an intense, sudden romantic connection.
Get ready to dive into Tiago PZK's "Hablando De Love"! This song is all about that intense, consuming kind of love that just takes over. He's caught up in a whirlwind romance, where he's not asking "ni cuándo ni quién" [neither when nor who] – he's just living in the moment, even if "esta vida no sense" [this life makes no sense] sometimes.
He's totally smitten, feeling like she "me flechó" [shot me with an arrow] and "se llevó una parte de mi alma" [took a part of my soul]. It's a love that's a bit chaotic, where they're just "consumiéndono'" [consuming ourselves] and don't want anyone to "pensar de más" [overthink it]. It's a passionate, almost cynical kind of love, where he admits, "'Tamo hablando con el corazón, esto es un amor cínico" [We're talking with the heart, this is a cynical love]. He's completely drawn to her, even if she's indifferent, because when she's around, "to' se siente un poco mejor" [everything feels a little better].