El Primo
Me dicen el primo y soy de guerrero
De un rancho pequeño pegado a la sierra
Me dicen el primo y soy de guerrero
De un rancho pequeño pegado a la sierra
Ser un calientado ese mi orgullo
Y al los 14 cruce la frontera
Desde muy pequeño trabajé muy duro
Yo era muy pobre nunca me olvidarlo
Sufrí mil acciones y muchos desprecios
Hoy gracias a Dios los cosas cambiaron
Yo no tengo amigos porque no les compro
Y de corazón ayudó a mi gente
Hay un interesado yo no hago para un lado
Porque pa robarte te den diferente
No tengo de sobra pero no me falta
Trabajando duro lo de lo que tengo
A mi madrecita yo le doy las gracias
Porque ella me cuida estando tan lejos
Tengo mi familia, mi esposa, y mis hijos
Que hoy en está vida son lo más agrado
Sigo siendo humilde y muy respetuoso
Porque eso mis padres a mí me enseñaron
Yo ya me despidió tomen este consejo
Pa todos aquellos que tienen un peso
Respeten el pobre pa que te respeten
La vida da vueltas nunca olviden eso
The Cousin
They call me the cousin and I'm from Guerrero
From a small ranch stuck to the mountains
They call me the cousin and I'm from Guerrero
From a small ranch stuck to the mountains
Being a hot-head is my pride
And at 14 I crossed the border
Since I was very young, I worked very hard
I was very poor, I'll never forget it
I suffered a thousand actions and many slights
Today, thanks to God, things have changed
I don't have friends because I don't buy them
And from the heart, I help my people
If there's an interested party, I don't turn away
Because to rob you, they come at you differently
I don't have extra, but I don't lack
Working hard for what I have
I thank my dear mother
Because she takes care of me while being so far away
I have my family, my wife, and my children
Who are the most precious in this life
I continue to be humble and very respectful
Because that's what my parents taught me
I bid you farewell, take this advice
For all those who have a peso
Respect the poor so you'll be respected
Life takes turns, never forget that