Me Dicen El 15

Enigma Norteño's song 'Me Dicen El 15' delves into the life of a character known as 'El 15,' who is deeply entrenched in the world of organized crime. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who has earned his nickname and reputation through unwavering loyalty and bravery. The phrase 'me dieron la clave' suggests that 'El 15' has been given a code or nickname, a common practice in criminal organizations to maintain anonymity and security. His allegiance to 'el mini licenciado' indicates his position within a hierarchical structure, likely referring to a higher-up in a drug cartel.

The song also highlights 'El 15's' dual nature. On one hand, he is depicted as a joyful and romantic individual, eager to celebrate his successes and enjoy life. Lines like 'yo soy muy alegre y enamorado' and 'voy pa Culiacán a ver a una pollita' show his desire to balance his dangerous lifestyle with moments of personal happiness. The mention of 'buchanitas,' a colloquial term for Buchanan's whiskey, underscores the culture of celebration and camaraderie that often accompanies such a lifestyle.

However, the song doesn't shy away from the darker aspects of 'El 15's' life. References to 'recorro caminos, brechas escondidas' and 'mi labor del día' suggest a life constantly on the move, navigating hidden paths and rural areas to evade law enforcement. The line 'siempre voy al frente con el M L' indicates his readiness to act swiftly and decisively, a crucial trait for survival in this perilous world. The song concludes with a sense of invincibility and confidence, encapsulated in the phrase 'no pasa nada,' implying that 'El 15' is always prepared to handle any situation that arises.