Enviciao' is a colloquial form of "enviciado," which means 'addicted' or 'hooked'. It's an interesting word because it's often used in a more serious context, but here it's applied to a strong romantic or physical attraction.
In the song, Lunay sings, "De ti ya estoy enviciao'" (I'm already addicted to you), emphasizing the intense and almost uncontrollable desire he feels for the person. This word choice makes the feeling of attraction sound incredibly powerful and consuming, making it memorable and engaging.
Get ready to dive into Lunay's "Dos Opciones" featuring Lyanno! This song is all about pure, unadulterated desire and a guy who's absolutely obsessed with getting back to his girl. He's been waiting for what feels like forever, saying, "Hoy ando desesperao' / ¿Cuantá' noche' he esperao' pa' volver a tocarte?" [Today I'm desperate / How many nights have I waited to touch you again?]. He's completely hooked, admitting, "De ti ya estoy enviciao' / Me gustas demasiao', ya no puedo aguantarme" [I'm already addicted to you / I like you too much, I can't hold back anymore].
He's not shy about what he wants, laying out two very clear choices for his love interest: "Tiene' dos opciones pa' escoger / Lo hacemo' en mi carro o el hotel" [You have two options to choose / We do it in my car or the hotel]. He even mentions her adventurous side, noting she "Se escapa del trabajo, le gustan las misione'" [escapes from work, she likes missions] and that they've even gotten intimate "en el parking de la uni'" [in the university parking lot]. It's a fun, direct, and super confident track about making those desires a reality!