Hechizan comes from the verb hechizar, meaning to bewitch or enchant. It's a captivating word that evokes a sense of magic and irresistible influence.
In the song, Bad Gyal warns, "Porque los pecao' rápido te hechizan" (Because sins quickly bewitch you). She uses this word to convey how easily one can be drawn into temptation, highlighting the powerful, almost magical, pull of wrongdoing.
"Así Soy" is Bad Gyal's statement of self-acceptance. The hook says it plainly: this is who I am, this is how I fly, this is how I walk, and I won't change.
The verses fill in why she needs to say it. She grew up busy and focused, ignoring the people who doubted her. Her mother raised her with a simple lesson: don't rush to get where you're going. She's had real hardship along the way, including time spent locked up, and she doesn't hide it. She talks about watching out for envy and staying loyal to family above everything else.
By the second half, the song shifts from struggle to result: recording sessions, sold-out shows, a summer in Ibiza. The message stays the same through both halves. Hard work paid off, but the person underneath it never changed.