El Burro

Hey you, mustache of Jorge Ortiz de Pinedo, bring me
Four old ladies just for me, and to my people whatever they ask for
Including wine and cocaine because in the end the donkey pays
As you order, my 5 legs, but move
Move waiter pen

They call me the donkey because I'm stubborn, hairy, and mischievous
I'm famous for being big and also for being stubborn, of
All the animals, I'm the most stubborn
It's not like what I have, I earned it by carrying
Firewood, not by hanging out with rats, if that were the case
I'd be skinny, mangy, and with ticks
I only carry the good stuff

From Michoacan to Tijuana I throw
Three trips a week, and to evade the checkpoints
Nobody beats the donkey, because just like
The priest, they get scared by my bell

I like to grab the gang, to give
Flight to the ilacha, but I'm a donkey not an ox
I carry my good lady, and for the
Comrades I bring three kilos of cocaine

For the ladies, I'm a donkey, but a
Useful donkey, and for those who cross the line
I also have their iron, it's a .45 that leaves
A big hole

This donkey is modern and has to do with everything
I'm going to give you an order, look for me on the internet
So you can find me quickly, write 'I want cocaine'

They say I'm from Durango, Sonora, or Michoacan
There, break the pot, I'm going to leave you a task
And open it, it has a bullet, don't let it go through
The donkey says see you later and to all his
Buddies bye bye, the phone has started ringing
It's my friend the gardener, we're going to bring the dust
For our clients, the white people