Hechizarme comes from the verb hechizar, meaning "to enchant" or "to bewitch." It's a captivating word that evokes magic and deep fascination.
In the song, Melendi sings, "Quisiera volver a hechizarme en tu bruja mirada" (I would like to be enchanted again by your witchy gaze). He uses this word to express a desire to fall under the spell of his lover's eyes once more, highlighting the powerful, almost magical, allure she holds over him. It's a romantic and slightly mystical way to describe being completely captivated.
Con La Luna Llena sweeps the listener into Melendi’s playful yet heartfelt universe, where love is painted with cosmic colors. The Spanish singer sits in a melting ice car at dawn, symbolizing how precious and fleeting time can be. He speaks of guarding his partner “like the sea protects a fish,” promises to draw her nude across the sky, and even jokes about playing parchís with a lonely full moon. Each quirky image blends humor and tenderness, showing a lover who is both mischievous and fiercely protective.
Beneath the wild metaphors there is a sincere confession: love makes us vulnerable, urgent, and blissfully irrational. The melting car, the neglected moon, and the fantasy trip to Mars all highlight how fragile yet boundless true affection feels. By the end, Melendi concludes that one shared night can make the entire universe more beautiful. The song is a joyful reminder that real love is part shelter, part adventure, and all magic.