Encoñadito is a highly colloquial and somewhat vulgar term derived from "coño," a Spanish slang word for female genitalia. While "coño" can be used as an interjection, in this context, encoñadito means to be extremely obsessed or infatuated with someone, to the point of being completely captivated by them.
In the song, Feid sings, "El juego yo te seguí y anda encoñadito por ti," which translates to "I followed your game and I'm obsessed with you." It conveys a raw, intense, and almost carnal level of infatuation, making it a very strong and memorable word in the context of the lyrics.
Feid’s “Confesión” feels like a steamy late-night phone call turned into a song. The Colombian artist opens with a simple “¿Aló?” and immediately admits he still misses his lover, sparking a rush of memories, fantasies, and irresistible temptation. Scrolling through her photos, he imagines their bodies colliding again, cherishing moments that refuse to fade. The track’s pulsing reggaetón beat mirrors his racing heart as he paints a vivid picture of craving physical closeness—wanting to be the “best friend” of her body and her sighs.
Confesión is ultimately a bold declaration of unfiltered desire. Feid blurs the line between romance and heat, confessing that no matter the hour, the sound of his voice keeps her on the line. He praises her confidence, teases playful mischief behind closed doors, and unapologetically celebrates mutual lust. It is an anthem for anyone who has ever felt that magnetic pull toward someone who understands them both emotionally and physically—a catchy, sensual reminder that sometimes the strongest connections begin with a single late-night “hello.”