El Fugitivo

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The Ballad of a Fugitive: A Tale of Loyalty and Territory

The song "El Fugitivo" by Grupo Arriesgado is a narrative that delves into themes of loyalty, territorial control, and the dynamics within a group that operates outside the law. The lyrics are presented as a first-person account, presumably from the perspective of a fugitive named Ismael, who is a respected figure within his community. The mention of 'sombrero' and 'La Mayiza' suggests a connection to a specific group or cartel, with 'La Mayiza' possibly being a region or a term of respect within the group.

The song references the protection and surveillance within the group, with '04' likely being a code used over radios, and 'chavalos' (young men) watching over the protagonist's safety. The lyrics also hint at a well-organized operation, with armed and equipped vehicles, indicating readiness for conflict. Despite claiming to be non-troublesome, the group is prepared to defend their territory. The song also alludes to an incident, an 'atentado' (attack), and the support received from a figure of authority, 'Don Mayo,' which could be a reference to a leader within the organization.

The protagonist, Ismael, expresses gratitude towards those who supported him and reaffirms his loyalty to the 'señor del sombrero,' a figure of authority. The song's title, 'El Fugitivo,' suggests that Ismael is on the run or living outside the law, yet he remains committed to his group and their cause. The narrative concludes with a mention of 'Mago,' a respected figure, and the camaraderie shared among the members of this tight-knit community.

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  1. Ansiedad
  2. Los Mitotes
  3. Enloquecido
  4. El Fugitivo
  5. El Pocho
  6. El Cabezón
  7. Ismael
  8. Bien Belicones (feat. Tony Aguirre)
  9. Pese A Quien Le Pese
  10. Don Mayo
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