Chele' is a colloquial term for 'money' or 'cash', often used in certain Latin American countries. It's a slang word that adds a touch of street authenticity to the lyrics.
In the song, the line "A ella le gustan los chele'" means "She likes money." It's an interesting choice because it's not a universally recognized Spanish word for money, making it unique and culturally specific to the song's context.
Get ready to feel the love! Cano and Nickzzy are here to tell us that some things are way more important than money. In "Por Encima Del Dinero" [Above Money], they're all about putting their queen first. Cano makes it clear, singing, "Por encima Del dinero solo está mi reina" [Above money, there's only my queen]. He promises her everything, even if he loses it all: "Hoy tendrás todo lo que yo tenga" [Today you'll have everything I have].
This song is a heartfelt promise to his partner. He's willing to sell his jewels and even lose his gold records, all for her. He talks about their "historia de calle es un cuento" [street story is a fairy tale] and wants her to be the mother of his children. It's a sweet and direct declaration of loyalty, showing that true love and companionship are priceless, no matter what challenges life throws their way.