Cabrones is a strong, versatile slang term. While it can literally mean "goats" or be used as a derogatory term like "bastards," in many contexts, especially among friends or in urban music, it's used to mean "badasses" or "tough guys."
In this song, Moonkey uses it to convey a sense of resilience and street smarts, saying, "siempre despierto, somos cabrones" (always awake, we are badasses). It highlights a defiant and strong identity forged by their experiences, making it a memorable and culturally significant word in the lyrics.
Moonkey's "Fuck Love" is a raw and honest look at the pain of heartbreak and the drive to overcome it through hard work and focus. He starts by saying, "Creo que tengo el corazón que parece que me lo han explotado" [I think my heart feels like it's been exploded], which really sets the tone for how much love has hurt him. He even says he'd "prefería estar secuestrado" [prefer to be kidnapped] than deal with the pain of love!
But this isn't just a sad song. Moonkey quickly shifts his focus to money and success, declaring, "Hay que estar enfocado en el dinero" [You have to be focused on money] and "Juro que no voy a estar más en cero" [I swear I won't be at zero anymore]. He's tired of being the "mago" [magician] always trying to fix things, and now he's all about his "trabajo" [work] and getting "fajos" [stacks of money]. It's a powerful message about turning pain into motivation, and he even gives a shout-out to those who, like him, grew up "sin padre" [without a father], showing his commitment to family and helping others.