"Te enseñan a solo quedarte en la fila."

Simplified Meaning:

This quote means that people often learn to follow rules and not question things. For example, in school, children are taught to listen to the teacher and not speak out of turn. They learn to sit quietly and do as they are told. This can continue into adulthood, where people might follow what their boss says without questioning if it's the best way to do something. In history, many great leaders and inventors made big changes because they did not stay in line. For instance, Martin Luther King Jr. didn't just accept how black people were treated; he spoke up and worked for change. Similarly, someone at work could have a great idea that improves how things are done, but if they just follow orders without sharing their ideas, nothing new happens. By not always staying in line, people can bring new ideas and improvements. Sometimes breaking away from the path teaches bravery and can lead to positive changes. Therefore, while following rules can be good, questioning and thinking for yourself is also important.