Confundes comes from the verb confundir, meaning 'to confuse'. It's a key word in the song, directly addressing the central theme of the singer's bewilderment.
In the lyrics, Jerry Di sings, "Porque tú me confundes y me hundes, baby" (Because you confuse me and you sink me, baby). This line perfectly encapsulates the frustration and emotional turmoil caused by the other person's contradictory actions, making confundes a powerful and relatable word for anyone who has felt confused in a relationship.
Jerry Di's "Confuzio" is all about that frustrating feeling when someone you like is sending you mixed signals! He's really struggling to understand his partner, saying, "Niña, no puedo entenderte, hmm-mm / Siempre se contradice" [Girl, I can't understand you, hmm-mm / You always contradict yourself]. He feels like what she does and what she says are two different things, leaving him completely confused and wondering, "¿Tú me Estás jodiendo?" [Are you messing with me?].
He's trying to figure out if he's the one who made a mistake, but he keeps coming back to "La respuesta es 'no'" [The answer is 'no']. When she blames his "muchas cicatrices" [many scars], he sees it as just an excuse. He just wants to know, "Dime qué te hice, dime qué te hice, bebé" [Tell me what I did to you, tell me what I did to you, baby]. It's a relatable song for anyone who's been caught in a confusing relationship where one person says "sí" [yes] and the other says "no," and it just feels crazy!