El Demonio

Los Huracanes del Norte's song "El Demonio" tells the thrilling story of a legendary racehorse named El Demonio, renowned for its speed and invincibility. The song opens with the arrival of this swift horse from the Middle East, a creature so fast and formidable that it earned the nickname 'El Demonio,' instilling fear in all who witnessed its prowess. The horse's owner, Manuel Ruby, is confident in El Demonio's abilities, betting everything on his prized steed, claiming it is worth its weight in gold.

The narrative intensifies as the scene shifts to a race near Toluca, where American competitors from Kentucky bring a mare to challenge El Demonio. The atmosphere is electric, with the famous musician Ramón playing and the notable figure Serbando Cano arriving to witness the event. The anticipation builds as the race begins, and El Demonio's performance astonishes the American spectators, who marvel at the horse's near-flight speed.

The song concludes with Serbando Cano praising El Demonio and proposing a new race in Monterrey against another formidable horse, El Tejano. This sets the stage for another epic showdown, highlighting the cultural significance of horse racing in Mexican and American traditions. Through vivid storytelling and cultural references, Los Huracanes del Norte celebrate the spirit of competition, the pride of ownership, and the legendary status of a racehorse that captures the imagination of all who hear its tale.