El Mikima (part. Grupo Laberinto)

The Mikima (feat. Grupo Laberinto)

El Mikima (part. Grupo Laberinto)

They are looking for a horseAndan buscando un caballo
The people in GuadalajaraLa gente en Guadalajara
They set their sights on a nagLe echaron el ojo a un cuaco
They had in SpainQue tenían en España
It wasn't going to be cheapNo iba a salir tan barato
But that's what money is forPero para eso es la lana

They called to SevilleLlamaron para Sevilla
And the sharp ones answeredY picudos contestaron
They got the wrong teamSe equivocó de cuadrilla
If they're looking for dun horsesSi es que buscan burros pardos
From thirty thousand at weaningDe treinta mil al destete
Horses are pricedSe cotizan los caballos

I'm not looking for foalsPotrillos no ando buscando
I have plenty of thoseDe esos tengo por montones
I know they have a nagYa sé que tienen a un cuaco
That was champion of championsQue fue campeón de campeones
The euro doesn't scare meEl euro no me da miedo
I also have millionsTambién tengo y de a millones

Hauled, buddy EdenJalados, compa Eden
To the horses, old manA los caballos, viejo
And pure Laberinto and up my Sonora, old menY puro Laberinto y arriba mi Sonora, viejones
Ha-ha!¡Ja-ja!

They took him to JaliscoLo llevaron pa' Jalisco
An old man looked after himUn viejano lo cuidaba
He always wanted to be an artistSiempre quiso ser artista
And mounted, he sangY montado, le cantaba
The nag out of pure pleasureEl cuaco de puro gusto
Danced and neighedLe bailaba y relinchaba

They named him The MikimaLe pusieron El Mikima
In honor of that manPor honores a aquel hombre
Who took his lifeQue le arrebató la vida
A snake in the woodsUna culebra en el monte
To remember the friendPa' recordar al amigo
They gave him that nameLe pusieron ese nombre

Now the nag is the artistAhora el artista es el cuaco
Wherever they put him, he gets excitedDonde lo meten, se anima
He thrives in the environmentCon el ambiente se crece
As if he were the artistComo si fuera el artista
Ask in CuliacánPregunten en Culiacán
How they saw the MikimaCómo vieron al Mikima