Escuela Del Virus Antrax

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Anthrax Virus School

He was trained to kill, to rise
Torture with style
And with class,
Sponsored his career his expenses
From school the commander,
Graduated with excellence in college
From the street with a degree in hand,
Several companies wanted his services
But he wasn't looking for a job

Four years of learning fully immersed 12 hours a day,
His teachers were thugs
Marines and even
Ex-police officers,
The training served him and a
Confrontation made his debut,
Leaving men on the floor with
A written message to earn respect

He started making money and bought
A curriculum and
Set up his academy,
He taught degrees in weapons, business, and settling scores,
Quickly became famous and left the competition behind,
He was a founder and that's how the anthrax virus school began.
And that's how Calibre 50 sounds, relative

To Culiacan Sinaloa they send foreign supplies,
Horns, grenades, bazookas, bulletproof vests, hoods for their teaching,
His mission is to train and recruit loyal men to operate
The streets,
That everyone carries this disease
Of the famous incurable virus.

Great bosses, businessmen, soldiers, hitmen is what we train,
There is respect for people who do not get involved in our work,
Everyone be aware that soon we will be stepping into the state,
104 For all my people, let's be ready for any call

  1. El Inmigrante
  2. Un Imposible a Tu Medida
  3. Te Volvería a Elegir
  4. Tus Latidos
  5. Contigo
  6. Sueño Guajiro
  7. Barquillero
  8. El Tierno Se Fue
  9. Mi Sopresa Fuieste Tu
  10. Simplemente Gracias
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