Enchismarse is a colloquial Spanish verb, particularly common in some Latin American countries, meaning to 'get mad' or 'get upset'. It's a more informal and expressive way to say enojarse.
In the song, the lyric "Como tengo novia, se enchisma" (Since I have a girlfriend, she gets mad) perfectly captures the drama and conflict of the situation. It's an interesting word because it adds a touch of everyday, relatable slang to the narrative, making the emotion feel more authentic and immediate.
Juhn's "La Confusion" drops us right into a super steamy, complicated situation. Our singer is in a full-blown affair, and he knows it's wrong because, as he says, "yo tengo lo mío" [I have my own]. But that doesn't stop him, or the person he's with!
It's all about that intense push and pull, the kind where you're told to stop but secretly want more. He describes his lover looking him in the face while they're making love, saying "me dice que pare / Bebé, pero sigue" [she tells me to stop / Baby, but she continues]. It's a total mind game, a "confusión que daña el momento" [confusion that ruins the moment] because even though she's asking him to stop, he knows she's still into it. They're both caught up in the desire, letting it consume them, even when they know it's a bad idea. It's a hot mess, and honestly, it's pretty relatable.