Envicias comes from the verb enviciar, which means to addict or to entice. It's an interesting word because it describes a powerful, almost overwhelming attraction.
In the song, the artist uses envicias to express how captivating and alluring the subject is, stating, "No sé qué es lo que tienes que tanto me envicias" (I don't know what it is you have that so much entices me). It highlights an intense, almost addictive fascination, making it a memorable and engaging word.
Luigi 21 Plus isn't holding back in "C.U.L.O."! This song is a super direct and catchy reggaeton track where he's basically obsessed with one thing: a woman's backside. He makes it clear from the start, "Yo no estoy enamorado de ti, eso es seguro" [I'm not in love with you, that's for sure], but immediately follows it up with, "Pero poder vivir sin ti, eso si es duro" [But being able to live without you, that is hard]. So, while it's not love, he's definitely hooked!
He spends the whole song describing this "C-U-L-O" [butt] with some pretty wild and vivid metaphors, calling it an "área montañosa, caminito oscuro" [mountainous area, dark path] and an "entrada angosta y apretada como un nudo" [narrow entrance, tight like a knot]. He even jokes about using him as a chair or a swing! It's all about that intense, physical attraction that he just can't stop thinking about, even if it's not a romantic connection. It's blunt, it's fun, and it's definitely memorable.