Cajetilla is a fascinating slang term, particularly used in Argentina, that means 'spoiled' or 'pampered'. It's not a common word you'd find in every Spanish song, making it quite unique and memorable.
In the song, the line "Vos me tenés re cajetilla" translates to "You have me really spoiled/pampered." The artist uses this word to express how deeply affected and perhaps overly dependent he feels on his partner, highlighting the intensity of his emotions in a very colloquial and engaging way.
Have you ever been so heartbroken that you feel like a car without an engine? That's exactly how BM feels in "APD (VOLVÉ)"!
This song is a raw, emotional plea from someone desperate for their ex-lover to return. He believes she's been told lies about him and he's burning a cigarette to kill the pain. He promises that the door is always open for her, dreaming of the day she'll come back happy and call him "Mi amor" [My love]. He misses her lips so much, feeling like a "vago" [bum] without her. He even calls himself "el diablo" [the devil] of their story, drowning his sorrows in alcohol. He's so confused and hurt, he's drinking wine to cope with the "locura" [madness]. He's "APD, a puro dolor" [APD, pure pain], feeling like a lighter without a flame or a car without an engine – completely lost without her heart. He's waiting for her, wondering how long he'll be thinking about her, and asking her to tell him "hasta cuándo" [until when] he has to endure this pain.