El H (part. Tito Torbellino Jr)

The song "El H (feat. Tito Torbellino Jr)" by Luis R Conriquez is a narrative that tells the story of a person's journey from humble beginnings to a life of notoriety and the consequences that follow. The lyrics speak of someone who left their homeland at a young age to seek a better life in the United States ('el gabacho'), but found that regular jobs were not fulfilling their ambition. This character is drawn into a life of crime, which leads to imprisonment and eventually deportation back to Mexico.

Upon returning to Sonora, Mexico, the protagonist joins forces with a relative ('mi primo') and becomes involved with the Salazar family, which is a reference to a notorious crime syndicate. The song's lyrics describe the rise in fame within the criminal world, the betrayal by false friends, and the subsequent revenge taken against those who wronged the protagonist. The character, known as 'El H', becomes a well-known figure, but the song also touches on the collateral damage of such a life, mentioning the pain caused by the loss of innocent lives.

The song is a corrido, a traditional Mexican ballad that often tells stories of heroes, villains, and revolutionary figures. It uses vivid storytelling to convey the protagonist's experiences and emotions, from ambition and betrayal to nostalgia and revenge. The narrative serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of a life of crime and the inevitable consequences that come with it.