Filutria is a less common, colloquial term that refers to trickery, cunning, or sly behavior. It's not a word you encounter in everyday Spanish songs, making it stand out.
In the lyrics, the artist sings, "Que por la filutria Cómo me arrepentí" (How I regretted it because of the trickery). This suggests a past regret stemming from someone's deceitful actions or a tricky situation, adding a layer of intrigue to the narrative.
Altas & Bajas is a survival song. Andiex talks to himself as "Killa", the version of him that has to get up, wake up and go out swinging every single day. The hook says it plainly: you have to learn to surf. The waves are coming either way, so the only choice is whether you ride them.
The title is the whole idea. Highs and lows, few and many, one after the other. Around that he stacks the things that keep him upright: loyalty that never changes color, a tight circle he calls an airtight system, faith he leans on in the tense moments, and the people he is doing it for. He wants to buy something for his mom. He talks about a girl who watches over him from heaven. He is not rich and he says so, but he has not forgotten where he came from, and he made his own way there.
It is a hard song, full of street slang and bravado, and underneath it there is something gentler. What doesn't kill you leaves a mark, and every wound heals. That line comes back twice, and it is the closest thing the song has to a promise.
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