Abraham Vazquez's "SUBIENDO DE NIVEL" is all about rising above the haters and staying true to your crew. He's definitely feeling the envy from others who want to see him stop, singing "Se les nota la envidia que me quieren ver parar" [You can see the envy, they want to see me stop]. But he's not letting it get to him, confidently stating "voy subiendo de lugar" [I'm moving up]. He even mentions getting support from "Los güeros en el norte compran queso y mandan pa' gastar" [The blondes in the north buy cheese and send money to spend], which hints at some serious backing.
This song is also a shout-out to loyalty and brotherhood. Abraham talks about how in tough times, "En las malas y peores, los amigos claro notarás" [In the bad and worst times, you'll clearly notice your friends]. He's ready to fight for them, saying "a huevo que voy a pelear / Yo no lo haría por mi pero por ti, prometo no fallar" [Of course I'm going to fight / I wouldn't do it for myself but for you, I promise not to fail]. It's a powerful message about sticking together and earning respect, not just money, as he says "Con que me den respeto, con eso prometo no fallar" [As long as they give me respect, with that I promise not to fail].