Antojo translates to "craving" or "whim". It's a delightful word that captures a sudden, strong desire for something, often something pleasurable or indulgent.
In "Agua Del Pozo", the singer uses it in the line, "Mamita, mira me antojo y dice", which means "Mama, look, I have a craving (to give you a serenade) and he says...". It perfectly conveys his spontaneous and passionate desire to serenade the woman, adding a playful and endearing touch to his admiration.
Agua Del Pozo is a joyful invitation to the dance floor, where Cuban-Canadian artist Alex Cuba mixes playful flirtation with the irresistible pulse of pop rhythms; through the repeated command “mueve la cadera, ponle condimento” (move your hips, add some spice), he urges listeners to loosen up, feel the beat, and express their inner heat, while the image of drawing “water from the well” celebrates tapping into a deep, natural source of happiness that bubbles up whenever music, movement, and human connection flow together.