Chambeando is a colloquial and energetic term for "working hard" or "hustling." It's a great example of informal Spanish that adds a lot of flavor to the lyrics.
In "Sigo Ágil," the artist uses chambeando to describe his journey and dedication: "después de tanto tiempo chambeando" (after so much time hustling). It perfectly captures the grind and effort he put in to achieve his success, making it a relatable and engaging word for learners.
Luis R Conriquez's "Sigo Ágil" is a powerful story of his journey and rise. He talks about needing a pen to write down all the stories of the man he's become, because his path has been so long and full of hard work. He's survived "dos o tres guerras" [two or three wars] and is now in charge, looking out for his children and himself.
He reflects on the many adventures and achievements, remembering how he started as an apprentice and how many people didn't believe in him back then. Now he's earned respect and a significant position through his actions and sacrifices. He also remembers his lost "carnal el monstruo" [brother the monster], whose absence still hurts him, and he'll remember him until his own time comes. It's a song about resilience, loyalty, and the long road to success.