Sonsaco comes from the verb sonsacar, which means to entice, instigate, or coax someone into doing something, often something mischievous or illicit.
In the song, Ozuna sings, "Dicen que te sonsaco, que lo malo te invoco" (They say I entice you, that I invoke the bad in you). This word is interesting because it implies a playful, almost rebellious dynamic in the relationship, suggesting he brings out a wilder side in his partner. It's not an everyday word, making it more memorable and intriguing.
Ozuna's "Este Loko" is a fun and energetic declaration of intense passion and devotion. He's completely smitten, telling his love, "Llegué a la conclusión que no tienes defecto'" [I came to the conclusion that you have no defects]. He even thinks her screams are perfect!
He sees himself as the "arquitecto" [architect] of her body, which he calls a "proyecto" [project], and he's convinced she was born for him, this "loco" [crazy one]. The song is all about their undeniable chemistry and how wild things get when he touches her. He loves that she's not into typical romance, saying, "No quiere eso de flores, quiere que le dé candela" [She doesn't want flowers, she wants me to give her fire]. It's a playful and confident anthem about a love that's a little bit wild and totally consuming, with Ozuna insisting, "Yo no estoy tan loco" [I'm not that crazy] even though everyone else might think he is!