Ron Damon

Los Mox!'s song 'Ron Damon' is a heartfelt tribute to the beloved character Don Ramón from the iconic Mexican TV show 'El Chavo del 8.' The lyrics celebrate the character's resilience, humor, and the endearing flaws that made him a fan favorite. Don Ramón, portrayed by actor Ramón Valdés, is remembered for his struggles with paying rent, his boxing past, and his constant run-ins with other characters like Doña Florinda, La Bruja del 71, and Kiko. Despite these challenges, he remains a symbol of perseverance and authenticity.

The song's chorus, 'Yo admiro a Don Ramon, flaco tatuado el más chingon,' highlights the admiration the singer has for Don Ramón, describing him as the coolest and most badass character. This admiration is further emphasized by the line, 'Es mi maestro don Ramon, por tí me tomo este Ron,' where the singer toasts to Don Ramón, acknowledging him as a source of inspiration and wisdom. The use of 'Ron' (rum) in the lyrics cleverly plays on the character's name, adding a layer of humor and affection.

Cultural references are abundant in the song, with mentions of other characters from 'El Chavo del 8' who often made Don Ramón's life difficult. Despite the constant harassment and humiliation from characters like Doña Florinda and Kiko, Don Ramón's spirit remains unbroken. The song's closing lines, 'te grito para que me escuches donde estés, hoy te saludo gran Ramon Valdés,' serve as a poignant farewell to the actor Ramón Valdés, expressing gratitude and admiration for the joy he brought to countless fans. The repeated exclamation '¡Tóma!' adds a celebratory and rebellious tone, encapsulating the essence of Don Ramón's character.