Enloquece comes from the verb enloquecer, meaning 'to drive crazy' or 'to madden'. It's a strong, evocative word that captures intense emotion.
In the song, the lyrics describe a complex, passionate relationship where the person's love interest "a veces te enloquece hasta el delirio" (sometimes drives you crazy to the point of delirium). This word perfectly encapsulates the tumultuous and overwhelming nature of the feelings involved, making it both memorable and intriguing.
Have you ever been completely hooked on someone, even when you know they're probably not the best for you? That's exactly what Luis Figueroa's "Ese" is all about! It tells the story of someone who's head-over-heels for a person they describe as "Ese al que dices que tu amor no se merece" [That one you say your love doesn't deserve].
The lyrics paint a picture of a love that's a bit of a rollercoaster. This person is the one "Que te llena de caricias de ternura" [Who fills you with tender caresses] and "Quien te lleva con un beso hasta la luna" [Who takes you to the moon with a kiss], making you "vuelas alto en sus brazos" [fly high in their arms]. But at the same time, they're also "El que piensas que te engaña y que te miente" [The one you think deceives and lies to you] and "Que llega y se va como un ladrón" [Who comes and goes like a thief]. Despite all this, the singer knows, "Tú sigues enamorada" [You're still in love], and even though you might try to forget them, "Siempre vuelves con él" [You always go back to him]. It's a really relatable song about that irresistible, maybe a little bit chaotic, connection we sometimes have with someone.