Mandilón is a colloquial and somewhat humorous term in Spanish, often used to describe a man who is perceived as being overly submissive or compliant to his partner's wishes, to the point of being "henpecked" or "whipped". It literally comes from "mandil" (apron), implying he's tied to her apron strings.
In the song, the artist sings, "Y es que de mamón a mandilón pasé" (And I went from being a jerk to being whipped). This line is interesting because it shows a transformation in the singer's personality due to love, admitting he's completely under his partner's spell, which is a relatable and engaging concept for many.
Ramón Vega and Michelle Maciel's "EScoRpiÓn :)" is a super fun, over-the-top declaration of infatuation! The singer is completely smitten, admitting, "Ay, qué fácil me enculé" [Oh, how easily I fell for you]. This person is so gone that they'd go to the ends of the earth if their love interest just said "ven" [come].
What's really funny (and a little wild!) is how much power this person has given away. The singer says, "Si tú me engañaras, te pidiera perdón" [If you cheated on me, I'd ask for forgiveness] and "Me gustas como para que me rompas el corazón" [I like you enough for you to break my heart]. They're so obsessed, they even joke it must be because of a zodiac sign, "debe ser escorpión / O tal vez sagitario" [it must be a Scorpio / Or maybe a Sagittarius]. It's a hilarious and relatable look at being totally, completely, and maybe a little foolishly, in love!