Chambeando comes from the verb chambear, which is a colloquial and informal way to say "to work" or "to hustle" in many Latin American countries, especially Mexico. It implies working hard, often in demanding circumstances.
In the song, the artist sings about "Tantas las veces chambeando, pensando en tu amor" (So many times hustling, thinking of your love). This word highlights the dedication and effort he puts into his work, driven by his affection for someone, making it a relatable and culturally interesting term.
"X Los Dos" is a corrido from Gabito Ballesteros with Armenta and Jonathan Caro, built around the idea of doing everything "for both of us."
The singer opens by looking back at how much his life has changed, now that he can afford the cars and the jewelry he used to only dream about. He talks about the dangers that came with getting there, close calls with death, guns, long hours grinding, all while someone waits for him at home and gets angry when he disappears chasing that life.
Midway through, the song turns into a shout-out track, with Armenta and Jonathan Caro getting their own lines, giving the song the feel of a posse cut where every artist gets a moment.
The hook keeps circling back to the same idea: everything he risks and loses is in the name of building a future for the two of them.