Conjuro translates to "spell" or "charm." It's a captivating word that evokes a sense of magic and irresistible power, making it stand out from more common vocabulary.
In the song, Cristian Castro sings, "Que al conjuro de tus ojos me rendí" (That at the spell of your eyes I surrendered). He uses conjuro to express how he was completely enchanted and overcome by his lover's gaze, highlighting the intense and almost supernatural pull he feels towards them.
“Dicen” is Cristian Castro’s dramatic confession of a love that everyone else labels toxic, yet the singer still can’t shake it off. Friends warn him that her eyes are a “conjuro,” that loving her is as risky as drinking lethal poison, and that plenty of other fish swim in the sea. Even so, he feels his body “arde por fuera y por dentro” – burning inside and out – every time he thinks of her. The chorus hammers in those outside voices (“dicen…”) telling him a broken heart can heal with time, but right now he’s trapped in a one-sided war he keeps losing.
Through vivid images of shadows, blindness, and a battlefield of emotions, the song paints the universal struggle between logic and desire. “Dicen” reminds us how hard it is to follow good advice when love turns into obsession: you know the relationship is self-destructive, yet your heart keeps fighting for it. Cristian Castro wraps that inner conflict in soaring vocals and heartfelt melodies, turning a personal heartbreak into an anthem for anyone who has ever tried – and failed – to let go of a love that hurts.