Destrampo comes from the verb destrampar, which means to go wild, let loose, or get out of control. It's a vivid and less common word that perfectly captures the rebellious and high-energy spirit of the song.
In the lyrics, the phrase "Cuando me destrampo" (When I go wild/let loose) sets the scene for intense action, whether it's partying until dawn or engaging in more dangerous activities. It's an enticing word that hints at the song's adventurous and unrestrained narrative.
"Lo Vieron Pasar" is Fuerza Regida strutting through Culiacán like they own the block. The convoy is armed and moving: "Traigo un comando armado listo para chambear" [I bring an armed command ready to work], radios up in case trouble starts. They fly "la bandera Guzmán" [the Guzmán flag] over the city and dare the navy to try them — "Si cae la marina abrimos brecha" [if the marines fall, we open a breach]. It's less a story than a roll call: trucks, an armored ride, a compa named Perris riding shotgun, and a line that could be the whole song's thesis, "Por ellos muero ya demostré mi lealtad" [I would die for them, I've already shown my loyalty].