Get ready to meet Los Minis de Caborca with their song "Huevos De Toro"! This track is a bold declaration of self-confidence and resilience. The singer starts by thanking God for his stature and respected nickname, stating, "pues de todo son los huevos que me cargĂł bien de huevos" [because I carry a lot of guts]. He emphasizes his loyalty and strength, contrasting himself with others who might be swayed by money, asserting, "yo no soy yo palabra estar primero no como otros que las nuevas ni te imponen por dinero" [I am not one to put words first, unlike others who don't even impose new things for money].
He doesn't shy away from confrontation, whether with the government or rivals, and questions why deported individuals aren't investigated, implying that presidents and governors are the real delinquents. He's not afraid to speak his mind, saying, "aquà se topan con tiene mi lengua eso lo respeta" [here they run into what my tongue has, they respect that]. He's always on the move, ready for a fight, and declares, "quiero morirme peleando" [I want to die fighting]. Despite the dangers, he's focused on his family and creating work, stating, "mi familia para mà lo más bailado y a muchos lo han comprobado" [my family is the most danced for me, and many have proven it]. He's a man who enjoys what he's earned and isn't afraid to face challenges head-on, always thinking before speaking.