Lyrics and translation Lenin Ramírez - Su Nombre Gonzalo Inzunza

Su Nombre Gonzalo Inzunza

Su nombre Gonzalo Inzunza talibanes trae de respeto
42 es su clave del chapo Guzman contacto directo
Fue el Mayo Zambada quien le brindó el puesto
Temido entre grandes era el macho prieto

Caravanas circulaban en aquel hecho violento
Un retén ya lo esperaba pusieron un 4 y eran del gobierno
Le dieron con todo al señor de respeto
Boludo artillado lo daba por muerto

En Culiacán, Sinaloa lo miraban muy contento
El golfo de Santa Clara seguido en la playa también el desierto
Un puño de rifles con astucia y huevos
Se aparecía el diablo si andaba violento

Un total de 5 muertos y carros incinerados
La marina fue con todo llegó haciendo lodo lo traiba de encargo
Lo dieron por muerto por hay divulgaron
Quién sabe si es cierto la duda dejaron

Por ahí quedó la leyenda de ese señor respetado
En las calles aún se escucha su nombre y la clave que andaba portando
El Once o El Macho nunca an de olvidarlo
Fue el que en Obregón les pegó el bazucazo

Ya me voy ya me despido pero hay les queda el recuerdo
Todas aquellas hazañas Sinaloa y Sonora donde rifo el viejo
Les dejo la duda estoy vivo o estoy muerto
Temido entre grandes era el macho prieto

His Name Gonzalo Inzunza

His name is Gonzalo Inzunza, the Taliban respect him
42 is his code, he's in direct contact with Chapo Guzman
Mayo Zambada was the one who gave him this position
He was known as the macho prieto, feared by the big shots

Caravans were circulating during that violent incident
There was a checkpoint waiting for him, they had a 4 and they were from the government
They gave it their all against the man of respect
He was heavily armed, they left him for dead

In Culiacán, Sinaloa, they saw him very happy
The Santa Clara Gulf, he was also often seen on the beach and in the desert
A fistful of rifles, cunning and courage
The devil himself would appear if he was violent

A total of 5 dead and cars burned
The Marines came with everything, they turned everything to mud, they were sent to take him out
They left him for dead, that's what they said
Who knows if it's true, they left us wondering

The legend of that respected man remains
In the streets, his name and the code he carried are still heard
El Once and El Macho, they'll never forget him
He was the one who hit them with a bazooka in Obregón

I'm leaving now, but I'll leave you with the memory
All those feats, Sinaloa and Sonora where the old man reigned
I leave you with the doubt, am I alive or dead?
He was known as the macho prieto, feared by the big shots