Don Chon (feat. Juanpa Salazar y Natanael Cano)

Iron, man
Completely live
Compa Jesus, Compa Juanpa
And mark it, Compa Chris

Just like that, Compa Nata
Come on, pure street mafia
(Yaya)

Come on, my dad!
Another issue, old man!
How beautiful it sounds, old man

Samuelón!
Take it, old man
Take it to hell
(Yaya)

Very happy, very simple, I am
The voice of command that I carry
We are from the four and my boys are at the top
And I still remember the first time I fought the super

In San Pancho, where I grew up
And from the streets I graduated
Throwing the thirteen to the neighborhood and, in the morning, I got tangled up
Always a hundred with the bosses, I always defend the cartel

I worked hard, I started working
And for the metro, where I ended up
I did time in Puente Grande and my son took my place
And now working again, no one can fail me

There's nowhere to turn
Deeply involved in the environment
For those who respect me, I give my respects
And one day they put a four on me
The marines came for me
We got away with it because my shorty, firm, behaved

And the bastard who opened his mouth
Now sleeps in the cemetery

Come on, my dad!
Your buddy Juanpa, old man
Just Tumbados Corridos, old man
Another issue, old man!
Compa Gabito
Here the mafia rules, old man
Right, buddy?
Just like that

For those who want to hit the beehive
The wasps have to be fought
They act tough and only know how to talk
While I continue with my thing, batteries to work

I always thank my God
I know He takes care of me wherever I go
No need to lament anymore, I chose my life
Always with my head held high, I go for a new mission

If I party, there's no turning back
Good groups will entertain me
I pull the band for a while and this won't end
I enjoy my life, only God knows when it will end

The firmness of my father
I became a grown man
Of word and respect, I will always be
Well taken care of everywhere
It's not a badge, buddy, it's the hustle
And with the Rayo's stab, you know, I'm firm

I will continue here, batting, leading my team
Always active, that's the motto that old man handles

Oh, oh, water!