Trato De Estar Bien feels like opening the pages of Duki and Morad’s personal journals, only the words are blasted through speakers with booming bass. The Argentine‐Spanish duo turn scars into lyrics, admitting that “hay cosas que están muy mal” yet choosing to fight one battle at a time until the dream comes true. Money is not the trophy here – real wealth is seeing Mom smile, friends stay loyal, and family live the life they once imagined. Every punch they take from the streets or the music industry just sharpens their resolve to hit “restart” and climb again.
The song also doubles as a warning flare to the rap game. Duki and Morad call out fake freedom, quick‐fix fame, and hollow online flexing, contrasting it with their own grit, study hours, and ice‐cold heart / red‐hot hands routine. They own their contradictions – humble yet ego‐driven, addicted to success yet aware of time running out – and remind listeners that a legacy is built, not inherited. In short, “Trato De Estar Bien” is a defiant celebration of staying sane, staying real, and staying up no matter how heavy life gets.