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A warm hat so as not to lose one's bearing
very humble.
Caballero, one of his nicknames
the music of his truck is heard throughout the town
they also call him old man from the mere Iguala, Guerrero
a place with a lot of history, the sanctuary of the homeland
br/>it is the place where they were born where they made...
the Mexican flag...
Betting on the roosters they watch it in the palenques
this is how they are distracted for a while from March to December
Although he looks calm, he is aware of everything
He is accompanied by his two children who never leave him alone
His eldest son is Cesar and from there Josue follows him
they take the roosters from their same school...
they like to bet too...
The love for their family is priceless
a man is capable of anything if he has to defend them
several were already wrong and those from the accident
wanted to extort him but they had no luck
mini cuper you have already been gone, they miss you and remember you
running into those bandits who They left...
dancing to the black song...
I don't care about being a gangster to be well connected
nor do I care about working crookedly to make a dime
I have been able to give myself my luxuries I like to live comfortably
and here in my Tierra Caliente I celebrate the month of July
without ceasing to be humble I always look for the best
I surround myself with good people, serious people...
and with a lot of heart...
I am a proud man and more about my roots
from blows and bad times I have several scars
I have achieved several goals and fulfilled several dreams o
I became an entrepreneur with effort and commitment
I also come from below if I also suffered from it
now the business is expanding throughout Vallarta..
Toluca and Nayarit...
I like to dance on horses, my Spanish horses
one of my dancers saddled the millennium
I like to walk quietly with my family and friends
if I They look low-cut, it's because they've given me reasons
but that's not a problem, I go wherever
without anyone being offended by my old people...
he who looks for me finds me...