Orgullo Moreno
Elmer y Diano
Brown Pride
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc
In a simple phrase
I'll explain to you how my people are
If you mistreat a brother
The serpent will devour you
Feathered, diving, deranged
The royal eagle
Will tear off the head
Of those who harm its nopal
We are a captive army
Waiting for the signal
To devour the enemy
Huitzilopochtli
Tell me if it's a rival or friend
From the Mexica army
Your warriors are still alive
I'm a monster with a pen
My rhymes poisoned
Today they call me Quetzalcóatl
I am the feathered serpent
Master of the storm
And the tempo is clear
A true flood
In the instrumental I am Tlaloc
Accurate in my aim
Ilhuicamina
The sky archer
But with rhymes
Culture of my land
That never ends
With eagles and stars
Flying from Anahuac
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc
Here
I swear there are no two
If I'm going to believe in someone
It will only be in my God
I entrust myself to my mother
Who watches over and protects me among the mountains
Love of Tonantzin Tlalli
Love of my mother earth
The one who never fails
The one of Maya blood
The one who leaves traces
The one they seek but don't find
The one who stands tall
The one who triumphs and stays silent
The one they copy and imitate
I am the Maya calendar
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc
I
Am
A warrior
Of brown pride
My gods are real
Tlacotzontli is the one who watches over
My paths
And trails
My land paints landscapes
Of pure nature
It's a work of love
Where the artist
Expresses
Looks and appreciates
The art of Xōchipilli
Goddess of beauty
War and art
Have close encounters
Nezahualcoyotl
King with inks of gods
Warrior, poet
And very few know him
Today I remind you
The mockingbird and four hundred voices
Warriors and legends
That history sometimes silences
Gods of a yesterday
A today and a tomorrow
I entrust myself to Cuahutémoc
And Pachita is the one who heals me
In my blood the Mexican culture
Continues to live
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc
Let the world know
That I am of brown pride
Wherever I go
I don't forget where I come from
I carry the blood of an Indian
Versatile
On fire like a torch
At the feet of Cuahutémoc