Despreocupados translates to "carefree ones" or "those without worries." It's a less common word than simply
In "Mi Entorno," Virlan Garcia reflects on how success has changed his life and the people around him. He sings about consciously improving his surroundings ("Mi entorno he mejorado") by carefully choosing who he keeps close—a chosen family that he considers sacred. He notices that people who once ignored him now greet him because he has money ("Ya me saludan porque hay billete"), and he questions why they seek him out now when he no longer needs them.
Despite this, the song carries a strong message about his core values. His main project in life is ensuring his family is well, and his religion is simply to be a good person, knowing that God is watching ("Dios me vigila"). He advises listeners to help true friends, because you never know what the future holds. Ultimately, he embraces a carefree attitude, letting time run its course while he focuses on his path and enjoying life before "la flaca"—a slang term for Death—comes to call.