Chingazo is a Mexican slang term that literally means "a hard hit" or "a blow." It's a very colloquial and energetic word.
In the context of this song, it's used to convey a sense of intense effort and determination, as in "until there are no more blows" or "until we can't fight anymore." It reflects the raw, unyielding spirit of the lyrics, making it a memorable and impactful word for learners.
Neto Reyno and Elote El Bárbaro's "Somos Y Estamos" is all about staying true to yourself and your passion, no matter what. They're basically saying, "We are where we are, and even so, we listen" [Estamos donde estamos y aún así los escuchamos]. It's about being present and not letting anything stop you from pursuing what you've started.
The song talks about having "infinite blessed wings" [alas que son infinitas vendidas], suggesting freedom and endless possibilities. They find joy in their craft, enjoying "wine for you and for so many lyrics that have been spilled" [vino por ti y por tanto letras que van derramado]. It's a celebration of their art and the journey, emphasizing that their passion is a "crazy ride" [Locura mente es un paseo] and that music runs through their veins, feeding their souls.