Evapore comes from the verb evaporar, which means "to evaporate". While it literally refers to a liquid turning into vapor, it's used here in a much more poetic and metaphorical sense.
In the song, KAROL G sings, "Disfrutemos del momento antes que todo se evapore" (Let's enjoy the moment before everything evaporates). She uses this beautiful word to describe the fleeting nature of their time together, urging her partner to live in the present before the magic of the moment disappears. This powerful imagery makes it a very memorable word.
This song is all about a fiery, complicated relationship that's impossible to resist. Colombian superstar KAROL G and Spanish rapper Quevedo trade verses about a connection that's both intensely physical and deeply comforting. It kicks off with a late-night call from someone who tried to move on but, as the lyrics cheekily put it, "De intentar a olvidarme se había olvidado" (He forgot to forget me). What follows is a spontaneous, passionate night that ends with them "dibujamos corazones en el baúl" (drawing hearts on the car trunk).
Both singers admit they're completely hooked on each other's attitude and body, singing "Pero tú con esa actitud / Me tienes envuelto en el booty y ese tattoo" (But you, with that attitude / You have me wrapped up in that booty and that tattoo). They might have a wild side, turning the bed into a wrestling "ring", but they're also the person the other turns to when they can't take it anymore. They know they drive each other crazy—"Mami, tú me tienes mal" (Baby, you've got me bad)—but they wouldn't have it any other way, choosing to enjoy the moment and forget about yesterday.