Get ready to meet Beto, "El Empresario" [The Businessman]! This song is a bold introduction to a man who's seen some tough times but came out stronger. He sings about being "correteado" [chased] and even spending time in prison, but he makes it clear that "hoy es pagado" [today it is paid]. He's a survivor, and those experiences just made him more determined.
Beto is all about his roots and his family. He proudly declares, "tras el alto de jalisco corre sangre por mis venas" [through the heights of Jalisco, blood runs through my veins], showing his strong connection to his home. He's worked hard for everything he has, saying, "la cena tiene su precio y soy gente que me la rasgó" [dinner has its price and I'm people who scratched it for myself]. He's a man who enjoys life, with "mujeres, avanzar los corridos y los santos" [women, advancing the corridos and the saints] – a true Mexican spirit! He's also got a loyal crew from Jalisco who "nunca me dejaba con saben que el apoyo es grande saben que nunca me rajo" [never left me, they know the support is great, they know I never back down]. This song is a powerful statement of resilience, success, and loyalty.