Estamos Bien Lyrics (English Translation) – Kris R., Ovi

Estamos Bien (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
This part of the song is about drawing a line between real friends and fake ones. The artists are saying that just because someone claims to be a “bro” doesn’t mean they can be trusted. The mention of a “Glock” suggests that they are ready to defend themselves if necessary. It’s a warning to those who pretend to be close but might have bad intentions.

[Verse 1]
Here, the artist talks about his success and the lifestyle that comes with it. He brags about being around attractive women and raising his status. The more he succeeds, the more envy he attracts, and some people turn against him. However, he doesn’t worry about money anymore—he and his family can afford anything without checking prices. He spends large amounts on gambling and luxury, showing off his wealth. At the same time, he reflects on growing up with certain “codes” or principles that shaped him. He learned through experience that not everyone who calls you a brother is loyal, and not everyone who says they love you truly means it. This part mixes celebration of success with a hint of caution about fake relationships.

[Chorus]
This section emphasizes gratitude and perseverance. Despite challenges, they feel blessed and put family first. Money is a major focus, and they are determined to keep hustling for more. The artist acknowledges past struggles but shows resilience—no matter how many times he falls, he always gets back up. This chorus is a reminder that they have overcome obstacles and are now thriving.

[Verse 2]
The verse continues the theme of success and confidence. The artist compares himself to famous figures like soccer star Mbappé and reggaeton legend Tego Calderón, highlighting his dominance. He wears expensive jewelry and shows off his wealth without hesitation. He also references Colombia and Pablo Escobar, reinforcing the idea of power and status. The line about not checking prices suggests complete financial freedom. He also talks about women and how he enjoys luxury without emotional attachment. Despite all this, he still believes in God and rejects negativity. The reference to a Glock at the end circles back to the idea of protecting himself from fake people and enemies.

[Chorus]
Again, the artist expresses gratitude for his blessings, especially money and family. He continues to flaunt his wealth, mentioning expensive brands like Cartier. He repeats that he never lets setbacks stop him and remains fearless. The sarcastic mention of expensive coc*ine on his leathers suggests that wealth and extravagance define his lifestyle.

[Outro]
The outro celebrates the connection between Cuba and Colombia, showing unity in Latin trap music. The artists name-drop their team and producers, giving them credit. They emphasize that their music is going worldwide, and they are making a name for themselves. The laughter and casual tone suggest confidence and pride in their journey.