Juan Ignacio

Always armed and well-mounted
With the pistol by his side
He never left his .40 alone

When he was good, he was good
When he was bad, he struck back
They called him the Tasmanian Devil

Juan Ignacio
You lived life to the fullest
You never liked to take it slow
And you worked without rest

You cruised all the boulevards
In your ride
A Ferrari, a Lamborghini, and a Camaro

Always on top
With my whole crew
Drinking until dawn
Racing quarter miles

With my soul brothers
With César and Polo
I’ve known them since I was a kid

My brother Rosalio
Death found him too
And we didn’t run with the same luck

My life was my family
My kids, also my wife
And my father, Juanito Esparragoza

Through Jalisco, Culichi, Monterrey, and Cuernavaca
I strolled very calmly with my people

Very calm and fun
I was never cocky
I’m just a guy with the folks who work

Candelaria was the Virgin
Who took me to glory
When I passed from this world to become history

My Father, I leave my pups in your care
Watch over them like your own life
They were my greatest treasure

I won’t be with you in person anymore
But I left a lot of people
Who will jump into action right away

We will miss the gatherings
And all the buddies
Who took care of my crown

Important and with elegant thoughts
Always aware
Like a true man does

Always strong, like iron
Just like a person
Who sails through all the blue skies

Manuel was always my key
You won’t hear him on the streets anymore
Not on Nextels
Nor in general

Juan Ignacio
The dark-skinned one
I was Juanina for the husband
He’s a very dear friend

Candelaria was the Virgin
Who took me to glory
When I passed from this world to become history

Intravenous blue blood
My last name is Esparragoza
I say goodbye to this beautiful life