Chingasos is a very colloquial and somewhat aggressive slang term that refers to 'blows' or 'punches'. It's a word with a strong, informal connotation, often used in contexts of conflict or struggle.
In the song, the phrase "Chanza de charle chingasos y seguir vigentes" can be interpreted as 'a chance to throw punches (or fight hard) and stay relevant/current'. It conveys a sense of resilience and determination to overcome obstacles and maintain their position, even if it means facing challenges head-on.
Get ready for a story of a major comeback! Grupo Arriesgado's "Pese A Quien Le Pese" is an anthem about overcoming obstacles and proving doubters wrong. The lyrics use the metaphor of a car that's had its engine replaced: the old, squeaky belt is gone, and now it runs smoothly on all four tires. This represents the band itself, which has become stronger and more efficient after making some changes.
The song makes it clear that while some people may have left the group ("Se fueron cinco y le agregamos veinte" / Five left and we added twenty), they were not essential. The band has not only replaced them but has grown even bigger and more united. They declare that their success comes from talent, not luck, and they will stay on top "pese a quien le pese"—no matter who it bothers.