On the band's official website Víctor García stated that the song talks about heavy metal, and about the "heavies", with a clear message, "one for all and all for one". He said the main purpose of the song is "to appeal for unity" among the metal enthusiasts, stating also that "sometimes total victory is an accumulation of partial victories, like opening a bar to play only metal music [...] to do things to make heavy metal more important in the society."[3]
Hoy Gano Yo makes reference to how ignored is heavy metal on these times, in lyrics like:
El periódico no habló, del grupo que tocó ayer
El heavy no interesa
Nada en la televisión, esa es su intención
Creer que ya no existimos
Ya no nos pueden acusar
De las drogas y demás, lo saben bien
The newspaper didn't mention the band that played yesterday
Heavy metal doesn't interest them
Nothing on television, that's their intention
To believe we don't exist anymore
They can no longer blame us
About drugs and such things, they know it well
On the main chorus appears what García said it was an "appeal for unity"