El Zapata
Se escucharon las descargas
Donde las piedras son claras
Y además de tantas balas
Sentimientos descargaban
Escoltando aquella caja
No se ni cuantas blindadas
Pues el hombre descansaba
Despedian al zapata
Al frente en la carabana
Un fino cuaco bailaba
El centauron le llamaba
Y es el que siempre montaba
Un cuernito quedo solo
El bin laden fue su apodo
No había visto en un velorio
Tanto equipo y tanto apoyo
Le doy muchas gracias cuñado archivaldo
Alfredito y también al raton su hermano
Por el riesgo que tomaron
Y su ejercito juntaron
La noche que me velaron
Te agradezco mucho hermano
Se que no quedo en tus manos
Moviste cielo mar y tierra
Para que yo no me fuera
Pero Dios me había llamado
Queda al frente el 24
Siempre fuiste mi respaldo
7 y 8 están a cargo
La familia aun sigue en grande
Hay mucho porque lucharle
Ese ranchito entre el monte
Donde me hice fuerte y noble
Ahí di mis primeros pasos
También mis ultimos ratos
Con mis viejitos al lado
Como cuando era chamaco
Hijos míos espero haberles inculcado
Ya no llores madre estoy con mis hermanos
De quien menos lo esperaba
Un gran apoyo me daba
Muchas gracias fui el zapata
The Zapata
You could hear the gunfire
Where the stones are clear
And besides all those bullets
Feelings were unleashed
Escorting that casket
I don’t even know how many armored
Because the man was resting
They were sending off the zapata
Up front in the caravan
A fine horse was dancing
They called him the centaur
And he was the one who always rode
A little horn was left alone
Bin Laden was his nickname
I had never seen at a wake
So much gear and so much support
I give many thanks to you, brother-in-law Archivaldo
Alfredito and also to Ratón, his brother
For the risk they took
And the army they gathered
The night they held my wake
I really appreciate you, brother
I know it wasn’t in your hands
You moved heaven, sea, and earth
To keep me from leaving
But God had called me
The 24 stays in charge
You were always my backup
7 and 8 are in charge
The family is still going strong
There’s so much to fight for
That little ranch in the woods
Where I became strong and noble
That’s where I took my first steps
Also my last moments
With my old folks by my side
Like when I was a kid
My children, I hope I taught you well
Don’t cry, mom, I’m with my brothers
From whom I least expected
A great support was given to me
Thank you very much, I was the zapata