Esquivas comes from the verb esquivar, meaning to dodge, avoid, or evade. It's an interesting word because it implies a deliberate act of avoidance, often in a playful or strategic way.
In the song, Tony Dize sings, "Porque me esquivas dime que es lo que pasa" (Why do you dodge me, tell me what's happening?). He uses this word to describe the woman's playful evasion, which he interprets as a way to make him desire her more. It captures the dynamic of a flirtatious chase, making it a memorable and engaging word in the context of the lyrics.
Tony Dize's "De Nada Sirve" is a super confident reggaeton track where he's basically saying, "I know you want me, so why bother playing hard to get?" He's not shy about his intentions, telling the person, "De nada sirve que trates de detenerte / Eso no va conmigo te conozco bien" [It's no use trying to stop yourself / That doesn't work with me, I know you well]. He's convinced this isn't the first time he's