Enloquecer means "to go crazy" or "to drive mad." It's a dramatic and emotionally charged verb that conveys intense feelings.
In "Como Lo Hacia Yo," Ken-Y uses this word to express the depth of his desperation and longing. He sings, "Si no vuelvo a tenerte voy a enloquecer" (If I don't have you again, I'm going to go crazy), highlighting his profound attachment and the emotional turmoil he would face without his love. This word captures the song's passionate and intense mood.
Ever been so sure that an ex-lover still misses you, even though they're with someone new? That's the entire mood of "Como Lo Hacia Yo." The singers, Ken-Y and Nicky Jam, are talking directly to a past flame, convinced she's unhappy in her new relationship. They ask her a series of intense questions: Does he love you like I did? When you wake up in his bed, is it my name you call out?
They believe she is just fooling herself by staying with her new partner, insisting, "You know well there's no love there." The song is a passionate plea, filled with confidence and a bit of desperation. The singers claim they are "addicted" to her and will "go crazy" if they can't have her back. They are certain she feels the same way and is just waiting for the right moment to leave him and return to the love they once shared.