Arrebato is a powerful word that can mean 'outburst' or 'rapture'. It describes a sudden, intense, and overwhelming feeling.
In the song, Jay Wheeler sings, "Y es que tu arrebato me tiene loco" (And it's that your 'arrebato' drives me crazy). He uses it to describe the intoxicating passion the other person inspires in him. In Caribbean slang, it can also refer to the feeling of being high, so he's metaphorically saying her effect on him is as powerful as a drug.
Jay Wheeler, a Puerto Rican singer with a knack for smooth romantic vocals, joins forces with Myke Towers and DJ Nelson for a track driven entirely by sleepless temptation. The central idea is super direct: seeing someone's photo on social media sparks an obsession you just cannot shake. Wheeler sets the mood immediately with "La curiosidad me mata y no aguanto" [Curiosity is killing me and I can't take it], confessing that even though both of them have had terrible luck in romance ("En el amor no has tenido suerte" [In love you haven't been lucky]), the physical spark is impossible to ignore.
Myke Towers jumps in with his signature swagger, dropping clever Puerto Rican street slang to describe how hooked he is. He calls her a studious girl who prefers weed over traditional romance ("Marihuana de flores, ella no quiere rosas" [Marijuana buds, she doesn't want roses]) and brags that he checked her record and she is totally clean ("ya chequeé su expediente y no tiene antecedentes" [I already checked her record and she has no criminal history]). Later, the track leans into secret hookups and pure passion with lines like "Contigo la pasé cabrón" [I had a badass/amazing time with you], where cabrón flips from an insult into Puerto Rican slang for having an incredible time. It is a bold, catchy celebration of letting impulse win over caution.