“Estamos Bien” is a new spanish song by Kris R. & Ovi, released on Kris R.’s official YouTube channel. The track is written by Kris R. & Ovi and produced by Noah (COL), Soteldo & Wav (Producer). Dropped on March 8, 2025, the song blends Latin trap’s signature hard-hitting beats with confident, streetwise lyricism. With themes of wealth, loyalty, and perseverance, “Estamos Bien” delivers an unapologetic anthem of success, portraying the artists’ journey from struggle to financial dominance.
The lyrics of “Estamos Bien” explore the highs and lows of rising to the top, emphasizing the contrast between past hardships and present-day victories. Kris R. and Ovi recount their experiences with envy, betrayal, and the challenges of navigating fame, but ultimately, they celebrate their achievements and financial success. The track exudes both gratitude and bravado, reinforcing the idea that true loyalty is rare, and self-made wealth is the ultimate proof of resilience.
Estamos Bien Details
| Song | Estamos Bien |
|---|---|
| Artists | Kris R. & Ovi |
| Written By | Kris R. & Ovi |
| Produced By | Noah (COL), Soteldo & Wav (Producer) |
| Label | Kris R. |
| Language | Spanish |
| Released Date | Mar 8, 2025 |
Estamos Bien (English Translation) Lyrics
[Intro]
You’re not my bro, we’ll turn on your glock
You’re not my bro, we’ll turn on your glock
You’re not my bro, we’ll turn on your glock
We’ll turn on your glock, we’ll turn on your glock
[Verse 1: Kris R.]
Now I’m hanging out with the most exotic asses
Every time I raise the price (Ah, no)
And they die of envy, that’s why there’s more than one against (Paw-paw)
But thank God the keeper doesn’t even look at the price anymore (Amen)
When she goes out to the stores and buys some shit
Now it’s 30 sticks, I don’t go below that what I cover myself with (The clothes)
$20,000 at the roulette wheel, 7 thousand in the topo’s
More than one gonorrhea wants to give me and I don’t copy
I’m hanging out, I’m going to La Isla and the Silver blew on me
Because that’s how I grew up, with codes since I was born (Sisa’)
That’s why I grew up and little by little I learned
That the one who says he’s your brother is not always going to be there for you
And the one who says “I love you” is not always going to be there (Na’)
[Chorus: Ovi]
And now we’re fine (Amen)
Blessed by the one in heaven, family comes first
And the hundred dollar bills
To look for them I’m a dog, I don’t trust any leather
Thanks to God we’re fine
I’m not lying to you, there was a stumble, I wasn’t afraid of any of that
I fell and I stopped, I fell and I stopped
[Verse 2: Ovi & Kris R.]
I put on the ten
Making it real, in Madrid I’m Mbappe (What?)
Like Tego Calde, I killed them and it wasn’t in bad faith
120 on the chain, you are you blind, don’t you see? (No)
Brother, make me coffee or you won’t see my Patek
Running through Pablo’s land (What?)
If I like it I don’t ask the price, I’m going to buy it
I’ll give this bitch a try, I don’t even talk to her
I’m always with God, that’s why I don’t believe in any devil, no
I don’t see the time because of the diamonds on the watch (No)
Of course, she never says no to me
Like Baby Alien, I’m like Bang Bros
You’re not my bro (No), we’ll turn on the Glock (Sisas)
[Chorus: Kris R.]
And now we’re fine (Thank God)
Blessed by the heavens, family comes first
And the hundred dollar bills (Haha, amen)
If I get really sarcastic, expensive cocaine on my leathers
And mine are fine
I’m not lying to you, I don’t stumble, I wasn’t afraid of any of that
Ma, Look at my Cartier (Pille, pille)
Ma, look at my Cartier (24, hahaha)
[Outro: Ovi & Kris R.]
Cuba, Colombia, doing it fine
Medallo’s trap
Do you hear that?
With Cuba
Talk to Mix, Jhonny
Haha, La K
Talk to them, Gallo
La Kbra, listen to you (Ah, no)
The connection from Cuba to Colombia (Eh, yeah)
The connection, from Cuba to the world, haha
Hahahaha
Make it real
Noah, that’s all my
Estamos Bien Meaning
[Intro]
The introduction establishes the song’s aggressive and assertive tone, immediately setting boundaries between real allies and outsiders. The repeated phrase “You’re not my bro” underscores a deep sense of distrust, suggesting that only a select few are truly loyal. By mentioning a firearm, the lyrics allude to a need for self-protection, reinforcing the idea that success comes with enemies.
[Verse 1: Kris R.]
Kris R. details his lavish lifestyle, emphasizing his financial status and extravagant spending. He highlights how jealousy fuels opposition, yet he remains unfazed, focusing on his continuous rise. The mention of “30 sticks” and expensive fashion pieces reflects the rewards of his hard work. However, beneath the materialistic bragging lies a lesson—trust is scarce, and not everyone who claims to be a brother or lover is truly loyal. This verse serves as both a declaration of success and a warning about the reality of wealth and fame.
[Chorus: Ovi]
Ovi’s chorus shifts the focus to gratitude and perseverance. He acknowledges past struggles and emphasizes the importance of family above all else. The phrase “I fell and I stopped” symbolizes resilience, reinforcing the theme that setbacks are only temporary when met with determination. He also expresses skepticism towards those who may seek to take advantage of his success, maintaining a guarded approach to trust.
[Verse 2: Ovi & Kris R.]
In this verse, Ovi and Kris R. continue their celebration of success, comparing themselves to global icons like Kylian Mbappé. Their lyrics reflect a no-hesitation attitude when it comes to money and material pleasures, further illustrating their financial dominance. The reference to running through “Pablo’s land” alludes to Colombia’s historical connection to wealth and power, adding to the song’s bold imagery. While their confidence is undeniable, there’s also an underlying message of survival—despite their riches, they remain cautious and focused on maintaining their success.
[Chorus: Kris R.]
Kris R.’s chorus reinforces the key themes of the song: financial triumph, loyalty, and perseverance. He boasts about his luxurious lifestyle, from expensive watches to high-end indulgences. The phrase “Ma, look at my Cartier” serves as both a flex and a representation of his accomplishments. Yet, despite the wealth, the repetition of past struggles suggests that he remains aware of the obstacles that come with success.
[Outro: Ovi & Kris R.]
The outro celebrates the connection between Cuba and Colombia, emphasizing the international reach of their music. Shouting out key figures and collaborators, the artists assert their dominance in the Latin trap scene. The phrase “doing it fine” encapsulates the song’s core message—rising above challenges to live life on their own terms. Their final words serve as a victory lap, reinforcing their unwavering confidence and dedication to their craft.
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The "Estamos Bien" song is sung by Kris R. & Ovi.
The "Estamos Bien" song by Kris R. & Ovi lyrics was written by Kris R. & Ovi.
The "Estamos Bien" song by Kris R. & Ovi was produced by Noah (COL), Soteldo & Wav (Producer).
Kris R. & Ovi released "Estamos Bien" song on Mar 8, 2025.
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