Pista Enterrada

El Chapo De Sinaloa's song "Pista Enterrada" delves into the world of drug trafficking, painting a vivid picture of the lengths to which smugglers go to evade law enforcement. The narrative begins with a Russian plane from Colombia landing in Phoenix, Arizona, carrying poppy seeds and 500 kilos of cocaine. The plane is detected by radar, and the pilot is asked to identify himself. In a bold move, the pilot admits to trafficking drugs, dismissing any concerns about terrorism.

The radar operator, skeptical of the pilot's honesty, instructs him to land carefully, promising that authorities will be waiting. However, the plane disappears from the radar, having landed on a hidden runway. This clever maneuver leaves the police and radar operators baffled, as they send helicopters to search the desert for any signs of a crash, but find nothing. The song highlights the ingenuity and resourcefulness of high-powered mafias, who use their vast wealth to create sophisticated smuggling operations, such as building a hidden runway.

The final verses suggest that Colombian drug traffickers are tired of the long journey to smuggle drugs into the United States. Instead, they plan to grow the drugs closer to the consumers, reducing the risk and effort involved in transportation. This shift in strategy underscores the adaptability and relentless pursuit of profit by drug cartels, always staying one step ahead of law enforcement. "Pista Enterrada" is a gripping tale of deception, innovation, and the dark underbelly of the drug trade.