Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Ramón Arellano, artist - Los Tucanes De Tijuana. Album song Imperio, in the genre Латиноамериканская музыкаDate of issue: 31.12.2008
Record label: Master Q
Song language: Spanish
Ramón Arellano(original) |
| Hombre de pocas palabras |
| Orgullo de sus hermanos |
| Cual quiera le tenan miedo |
| No le temblaba la mano |
| Unos le decan colores |
| Otros ramn Arellano |
| Cuerno de chivo en el hombro |
| Y en su cuadri una escuadra |
| Varias granadas de mano |
| Listas para detonarlas |
| Charola de comandante |
| Y su chaleco antibalas |
| 20 aos en el negocio |
| No los aguanta cualquiera |
| Ramn apunta de balas |
| Acaparon la frontera |
| Aunque su voz no era gruesa |
| Pona a temblar a cualquiera |
| Asi nacio del valiente |
| Pues era de Sinaloa |
| Amante de los corridos |
| Norteos y de tambora |
| Su vicio eran sus mujeres |
| Y disparar su pistola |
| No toleraba reclamos |
| Rpido les enfundaban |
| Sin decir ni una palabra |
| Les disparaba la cara |
| Era ramn Arellano |
| Nadie poda decir nada |
| Hombre de pocas palabras |
| Orgullo de sus hermanos |
| Aunque era de Sinaloa |
| Quien pareci a siciliano |
| Porqu ajustaba las cuentas |
| Siempre al estilo italiano |
| (translation) |
| Man of few words |
| Pride of his brothers |
| Anyone was afraid of him |
| His hand was not shaking |
| Some call him colors |
| Other Ramn Arellano |
| Goat horn on the shoulder |
| And in his squad of him a squad |
| Various hand grenades |
| Ready to detonate |
| commander tray |
| And his bulletproof vest |
| 20 years in the business |
| Not everyone can stand them |
| Ramn takes bullets |
| They took over the border |
| Although his voice was not thick |
| Make anyone tremble |
| This is how the brave was born |
| Well, he was from Sinaloa |
| lover of corridos |
| Norteos and Tambora |
| His vice of his were his women |
| And shoot your gun |
| He did not tolerate complaints |
| Quickly they sheathed them |
| Without saying a word |
| He shot them in the face |
| It was Ramón Arellano |
| no one could say anything |
| Man of few words |
| Pride of his brothers |
| Although he was from Sinaloa |
| Who looked like Sicilian |
| because he settled accounts |
| Always Italian style |