El Boss (feat. Herencia De Patrones)

Eslabon Armado's song 'El Boss,' featuring Herencia De Patrones, offers a vivid portrayal of a narco lifestyle, filled with luxury, danger, and a sense of pride. The lyrics paint a picture of a man who indulges in high-end fashion, with references to Hugo Boss and Louis Vuitton, and enjoys the finer things in life, such as cigars and premium tequila. This character, known as 'El Boss,' is deeply entrenched in the drug trade, specifically dealing with marijuana, which he claims brings him significant wealth. The song's narrative is unapologetic, reflecting a life of crime that is both glamorous and perilous.

The song delves into the logistics of the drug trade, mentioning the transportation of packages to New York via private planes. It also touches on the constant vigilance required to evade law enforcement, highlighting the risks associated with the business. Despite these dangers, 'El Boss' finds solace in live music, particularly corridos played by Eslabon Armado, and enjoys his time in nightclubs and at parties. The lyrics emphasize his pride in his roots, mentioning his origin from 'el valle' and his unwavering loyalty to his family.

'El Boss' also reveals a disdain for formal education, preferring the tangible wealth represented by 'Franklins' (hundred-dollar bills) in his pocket. He carries a St. Jude medallion for protection, symbolizing his reliance on faith amidst his risky lifestyle. The song concludes with 'El Boss' asserting his command and control, hinting at his anonymity and the respect he commands in his world. The narrative is a raw and unfiltered look at the life of a drug lord, filled with both the rewards and the inherent dangers of the trade.