Cheyenne Con Campers

The song "Cheyenne Con Campers" by Escolta De Guerra is a narrative that delves into the violent and clandestine world of Mexican drug cartels. The lyrics describe a scene where a Chevrolet Cheyenne truck with a camper, accompanied by armored vehicles carrying Barrett rifles, is preparing for a confrontation. The detailed inventory of weapons, including .50 caliber ammunition capable of flipping a trailer, sets a grim tone of readiness for a significant and dangerous problem on the streets.

The song continues to depict the meticulous organization and readiness of the cartel members. They are described as wearing black, with some in caps and others in hats, ready for combat with various types of footwear. The lyrics emphasize their fearlessness and expertise with weapons, contrasting them with 'rats' who would hide their faces. The 'guachos' or lookouts are mentioned as crucial elements of the cartel's operations, keeping watch in cars, on motorcycles, and on foot. The strategic planning and coordination among the cartel members are highlighted, with instructions for precise and disciplined action against their enemies.

The climax of the song describes an intense shootout, where the enemy's counterattack is met with overwhelming force from the cartel, led by a figure who identifies himself as a member of the Sinaloa cartel under Mayo Zambada. The use of heavy artillery, including bazookas and rockets, signifies the extreme measures taken to resolve the conflict. The song paints a vivid picture of the brutal reality of cartel violence and the complex operations behind their battles for power and territory.