Don Mayo (part. Los Farmerz)

El Fantasma's song "Don Mayo (feat. Los Farmerz)" is a tribute to Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, a prominent figure in the Mexican drug cartel world. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who has spent five decades commanding respect and fear within his territory. Known as Don Mayo, he is revered by his followers and feared by his enemies, particularly the American authorities who have been unable to capture him despite their persistent efforts.

The song highlights the futility of the American government's attempts to apprehend Don Mayo, emphasizing his elusiveness and intelligence. The lyrics suggest that his capture is an impossible task, as he was not born to be imprisoned. This portrayal of Don Mayo as an untouchable figure reinforces his legendary status within the cartel world. His ability to evade capture and maintain his power is attributed to his astuteness and strategic mind, qualities that have made him the king of the mafia.

Beyond his criminal activities, the song also delves into Don Mayo's personal life, portraying him as a family man who finds joy in spending time with his children and grandchildren. This humanizing aspect adds depth to his character, showing that despite his notorious reputation, he values family above all else. The lyrics also depict the Sierra, or the mountains, as his sanctuary, a place where he feels at home and continues to elude the authorities. For the local people, Don Mayo is not just a fugitive but a respected rancher, further complicating his image as both a criminal mastermind and a beloved community figure.