Embobado means mesmerized or infatuated, describing being completely captivated by someone or something, often to the point of looking a little silly or dazed while staring at them.
Luisa Sonza sings "Embobado con ese hilo se hizo de madrugada" (Stunned with that thread, it was done at dawn), using the word to show how someone lost track of time, utterly spellbound.
Have you ever called an ex late at night, maybe a little tipsy, and instantly regretted it? Luísa Sonza and Sebastián Yatra totally get it in "Tu Gata"! The song kicks off with that exact scenario: "Ei, ontem à noite lembrei de você, mm Precipitei, peguei meu celular e liguei sem querer" [Hey, last night I remembered you, mm I rushed, grabbed my phone and called by accident]. It's all about that intense, passionate connection they once had, where she felt like his "gata" [cat] and he made her "cantar sin serenata" [sing without a serenade] with just a touch.
They're both reminiscing about the good times, wondering why they even broke up: "Ya ni sé por qué nos peleamos ¿No pues que te gustaba tanto?" [I don't even know why we fought Didn't you like it so much?]. There's a hint of longing and a bit of playful teasing, especially when she remembers him saying he loved her during a drunken night in Bahia. It's a super catchy and fun track that perfectly captures that feeling of missing a past lover and the undeniable chemistry you shared, even if you know it's probably a bad idea to call!