Codiciado means 'coveted' or 'highly desired'. It's a powerful adjective used to describe something that is greatly sought after or envied.
In the song, the phrase "Nivel Codiciado" (Coveted Level) is used to describe the partner's beauty and personality. It suggests that the person is not just beautiful, but possesses a quality that is rare and highly valued, making them incredibly attractive and special to the singer.
Todo A Su Tiempo brings Legado 7 together with Jose Mejia and Nivel Codiciado for a sweet, grounded regional Mexican track about patience paying off in romance. The title itself sets the whole vibe: Todo a su tiempo ("All in due time"). The singer looks back on bumps in the road, admitting Cosas fallaron ("Things went wrong"), but shrugs off past mistakes because surviving those hardships left the pair stronger than ever: Más que fuerte, ahora andamos ("We're walking stronger than ever now"). When you find the right person, the bad memories simply disappear with lines like Se me olvida todo lo bueno y lo malo ("I forget everything good and bad").
Beyond that calm patience, the track gets adorably direct about being completely smitten. He says kissing her felt like an impossible goal until it actually happened: Rozar, mis labios, a los tuyos / Fue un sueño / Y se me hizo ("Brushing my lips against yours was a dream, and it came true"). The mid-track shoutouts bring that warm, casual energy you always hear among friends recording together, with lines like Pura lumbre, my boys ("Pure fire, my boys") hyping up the performance. By the second half, he throws all cool pretenses out the window, confessing Me traes loco, totalmente hipnotizado ("You have me crazy, totally hypnotized") while getting lost in her eyes. It is an honest, sweet ride about trusting life's timing until you land right where you want to be.