Descabalgado literally means "dismounted" or "unhorsed." It's a word often associated with cowboys or riders, implying a fall or getting off a horse.
In the context of this corrido, it's used in the phrase "puro mito y descabalgado," which suggests a sense of being authentic and perhaps having faced challenges or been brought down, yet still standing. It evokes imagery of the cowboy lifestyle and resilience, making it a unique and evocative choice.
Get ready to cruise through California with Los Minis de Caborca in "Por Riverside"! This song is all about the grind and the good life that comes from hard work. The singer talks about making the "American dream" a reality, traveling all over California, from San Diego to San Francisco, and always saving money in Riverside. He's enjoying the fruits of his labor, happy with what he has and what it cost him, and he's not afraid to show off a little bit, even if it makes some people envious.
He's working hard during the week but always makes time for fun on the weekends, spending dollars with friends. The song also gives a shout-out to his family, the López Garzón brothers, and expresses gratitude for being blessed in the hustle of the "gabacho" (a slang term for the US). It's a song about ambition, success, and enjoying life's rewards, all while staying true to your roots and family.