arrebatar

To snatch or seize something abruptly — a purse, a toy from a child's hands — and, figuratively, to sweep someone off their feet emotionally (un discurso arrebatador, a spellbinding speech; me arrebató el corazón).

• Le arrebató el teléfono de las manos antes de que pudiera grabar. — He snatched the phone out of her hands before she could film.
• El ladrón le arrebató el bolso y salió corriendo. — The thief snatched her purse and ran off.
• Su forma de cantar arrebató a todo el público. — The way she sang swept the whole audience away.

Missing the figurative, emotional sense of arrebatar/arrebatador — it doesn't only describe physical snatching, it's also the standard word for something emotionally overwhelming or captivating.

• film Arrebato — 1979 Spanish cult film written and directed by Iván Zulueta, starring Eusebio Poncela and Cecilia Roth, now considered a classic of Spanish avant-garde cinema; its title ("rapture/seizure") is the noun form of arrebatar.