Descaro translates to "shamelessness" or "impudence". It's a strong word used to describe a bold, disrespectful attitude or action, often implying a lack of modesty or a brazen defiance of what is proper.
In the song, Lefty Sm uses it when he sings, "Que no me interesa su pinche descaro" (I'm not interested in your damn shamelessness). This highlights his defiant and unapologetic persona, dismissing any criticism or negative judgment from others with a powerful and direct term.
“Volando” feels like jumping on a speeding low-rider and tearing through the desert night with the windows down. Lefty Sm boasts that he is “flying again”—both literally high and figuratively untouchable—while a pounding beat backs his raw swagger. From shouting out Sonora’s Río Colorado to warning rivals that disrespect comes with a price, he paints a vivid portrait of street pride, fearless self-expression, and loyalty to the crew that always has his back. The repeated line “pura madre cambio” (“no way I’m changing”) is his rallying cry: no critic, cop, or fake friend will make him tone it down or switch lanes.
Beneath the tough talk and colorful slang lies a message of unapologetic authenticity. Lefty brushes off gossip about weed, money, or “selling his soul,” turning every rumor into proof that people just can’t ignore his rise. His verses celebrate staying true to your roots, keeping your circle tight, and always pushing forward—“siempre para delante”—while the hook reminds us that confidence can feel like taking flight. In short, “Volando” is a gritty anthem for anyone who refuses to come back down to earth or let others dictate who they should be.