Joven Sinaloense

He's a young Sinaloan with a big family name,
Who hasn’t lost everything, and they can’t take it away,
He's got friends everywhere, they keep him safe each day.

His dad's a serious man, his mom's a great woman,
His brothers have moved on, from heaven they’re still with him,
He’s got another younger brother, I’ll keep his power hidden.

Once they caught him in Tapatía, a real tight spot,
Military disguised in scrubs, trying to take their shot,
In the Carmen hospital, he’d make his escape plot.

They’ve caught his crew, but they wouldn’t hand them over,
He told the commander, "You’re pushing me to fight,"
"For my crew, I’d give my life, I’ll show you what’s right."

Another mark on the tiger when he least expected,
With M-60 rifles and grenade launchers connected,
They jumped into the office, in camo they were protected.

"Don’t move, Commander, I don’t want to kill you,"
"What I say, I’ll follow through, I’m gonna tie you too,"
"Without cash, the dog’s worthless, I’m stronger than you."

Why do you want armored cars if one day you’ll get out?
He told his brother, "You love to fight, no doubt,
Better go somewhere else, I’ll stay here, no doubt."

They’ve made many ballads, for some, they’re real tough,
They can’t fit a needle, but they act like they’re rough,
This one speaks the truth, not like other bluff stuff.

How I miss my family and my dear Mexico,
I ask you to keep my kids safe, let them grow,
I keep leaving my mark on different paths I know.