Flechó comes from the verb flechar, which literally means 'to shoot with an arrow'. However, in a romantic context, it's a charming and poetic way to say someone was 'struck by Cupid's arrow'.
In the song, the singer uses me flechó to express that he was instantly smitten or captivated by someone, as if Cupid himself shot an arrow straight to his heart. It's a more evocative and less common way to describe falling in love at first sight, making it memorable and intriguing.
Have you ever been so completely swept off your feet that one kiss changes everything? That's exactly what Diego Daza and Carlos Rueda are singing about in "Me Llevó A La Luna"! This song is all about that crazy, head-over-heels feeling when someone comes into your life and turns your world upside down.
The lyrics tell us he's totally smitten, saying, "Y yo no sé qué me pasó / Pero es que me tiene loco" [And I don't know what happened to me / But she has me crazy]. He can't stop thinking about her and is falling in love, all because she "me llevó a la luna solo / Solo con robarme un beso" [took me to the moon just / Just by stealing a kiss]. It's a sweet, energetic song that perfectly describes that intense, immediate connection when a single moment with someone makes them your whole world. He even calls her his "Muñequita bonita" [pretty doll] who changed his life, and he wants her there "toditos los días" [every single day]!