Chingazos is a very colloquial and somewhat vulgar Mexican Spanish term that can mean 'blows' or 'hits', but in this context, it's used metaphorically to mean 'working hard' or 'putting in a lot of effort'.
The lyric "Echándole chingazos pa' que salga pa' los tacos" literally translates to "throwing blows so there's enough for tacos," but it really means "working hard to earn enough for food." It's a colorful and authentic expression of the grind and hustle, making it an interesting word for learners to discover the nuances of informal Spanish.
In "Ranchero De Más," Los Dos Carnales deliver a powerful anthem about staying true to your roots. The singer proudly declares he's a ranchero (a man from the countryside) through and through. He doesn't need a Rolex watch or Gucci clothes to feel valuable; he's perfectly happy wearing his traditional huaraches (sandals), even if others look down on them. While he now has new cars, successful businesses, and even a private jet, he insists that wealth will never change who he is at his core.
This song is also a story of overcoming the odds. The singer reflects on his difficult youth, when he was seen as a nobody. Through relentless hard work, he turned his life around, proving wrong everyone who doubted him. But even with all his success, his priorities remain clear. He states that more than any mountain of gold, his true treasure is his family. This track is a celebration of humility, hard work, and remembering where you come from.