And we're here in Culiacán, Sinaloa
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And we're going to present a track, this one is called Remembering Manuel
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From the compositions of yours truly
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Now accompanied by my buddy Gerardo Ortiz, my buddy Lenin Ramírez
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Your buddy Jesús Chairez and this says like this
And it's been a while that
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He's not with us, he's missed and I'm talking about Manuel
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Through the Plains and the Flame
When everyone was patrolling
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Around thirty pickups were coming, forming the caravans
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Norinco vests and the short guns to cut down quick
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He wasn't always bad, he was a country man, that's how he was
And the demon got into him
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That day that the Four died marked the old man and changed everything
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For being reckless, his own rivals gave him that nickname
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A washed bundle and with his AK always beside him
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With El Picho coordinating
The spots kept getting passed
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Fifty R1s on the loyal line, ready to throw f*cking rounds
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And in Culiacán, Mele and his crew lifting and executing
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Straight ahead buddy Lenin Ramírez
And Gerardo Ortiz, big man
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On Route 15 to the eatery Manuel moved
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By the fig tree and by the palm
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Riding El Espejo through the Plains, dancing it with the band
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Livestock fair champion, with Javier making an entrance
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When back at the ranch he tangled with marines too
How nicely they pinned them
They knocked a big shot off them
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Bullets flew, they burned cars and he got out safe
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And once a gunman flipped and he's not here to tell it
And even though he's gone
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And the last name weighs, Torres mentioned in the cartel
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The one with the backhoe on the grips
And the 14 that he carried
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And one with Tachillo's face in the photo stamped
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And greetings to 6, to 24, to M2 and to the youngsters
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And to all the crowd from Culiacán