Abracadabra is a magical incantation, just like in English. It's an interesting word choice because it immediately evokes a sense of magic and wonder.
In the song, Bhavi uses it to describe the almost magical effort he makes to see someone, saying, "haciendo abracadabra pa' verte una vez al mes" (doing abracadabra to see you once a month). It highlights the difficulty and the almost supernatural effort required to make time for this person amidst his busy schedule.
"Bien" is Bhavi's snapshot of staying grounded while everything around him speeds up. His mom still calls to check in, but his own schedule barely leaves room to see the people he loves. He's carrying pressure from every direction: a packed calendar, the ego games other artists play, and a growing sense that people watching him don't really understand what got him here.
Even so, the hook keeps circling back to the same reassurance: it took work to arrive, but they made it, and they're good. The second half leans into that hard-won confidence, painting a picture of stress and scrutiny (the checks, the attention, the whispered doubts) met with a steady "tranquilo, we're fine." It's less a celebration than a deep breath after the climb.