Corrido Del 10 15

Los Triunfadores de Sinaloa's song 'Corrido Del 10 15' is a narrative that celebrates the life and achievements of a man known by the code '10 15.' The song is a classic corrido, a traditional Mexican ballad that tells the story of real-life events and people, often focusing on themes of bravery, struggle, and success. The protagonist of this corrido hails from Culiacán, a city in the Mexican state of Sinaloa, known for its strong cultural ties to the corrido genre and its reputation for producing resilient and hardworking individuals.

The lyrics paint a picture of a man who has moved to Arizona, where he works diligently among Americans ('gringos'). Despite the competition and challenges he faces, he has managed to thrive and maintain his integrity. The song highlights his ability to save money and his strategic connections with influential people in Culiacán, who protect him due to the financial support he provides. This relationship underscores the importance of loyalty and mutual benefit in his success.

The protagonist is described as humble yet appreciative of the finer things in life, such as his new trucks and his beloved ranch near Culiacán. His humility and hard work have earned him the respect and pride of his community. The song also touches on his devotion to tradition and faith, as he ensures that the band plays on December 12th in honor of the Virgin of Guadalupe, a significant cultural and religious figure in Mexico. The corrido concludes with a warm farewell, sending greetings to friends and family in both Culiacán and the United States, symbolizing the protagonist's strong ties to his roots and his new life abroad.