Chochos is an informal, colloquial term in Argentina, meaning 'thrilled' or 'delighted'. It's a vibrant and expressive word that adds a unique flavor to the lyrics.
In the song, YSY A proudly declares, "Estamos haciendo historia, señora, los guacho' están chochos" (We are making history, ma'am, the kids are thrilled). This word perfectly captures the excitement and pride of his generation in their musical achievements, making it memorable and culturally rich.
YSY A's "Un Flow De Infarto" featuring Bizarrap is a high-energy track that throws you right into the artist's world. He wakes up to a messy room, surrounded by clothes and a "flow de infarto" [a heart-stopping flow]. He's got the whole neighborhood wondering how he does it so well, and he's not shy about his success, even if he started with nothing: "que yo no tenía ni un perri, igual la traje a comer" [that I didn't even have a penny, I still brought her to eat].
He talks about getting lost in his own lyrics, speaking "prácticamente otro idioma, cosa que ni yo me entienda" [practically another language, something that not even I understand]. There's a funny, slightly chaotic vibe as he calls out to Bizarrap to finish the track, revealing they're from the same generation, "cosecha del '98" [harvest of '98]. YSY A proudly declares that their Argentine music is making history, playing everywhere from "jodas de chetas y rochos" [parties of rich kids and rough guys]. He sees himself as a man who provides, someone who has adapted to the grind: "Adaptarse al clima o morir arriba" [Adapt to the climate or die at the top]. It's a look at his life, his hustle, and his undeniable impact on the music scene.