Los Chapitos

Enigma Norteño's song "Los Chapitos" delves into the lives of Alfredo and Ivan Guzmán Salazar, the sons of the infamous drug lord Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán. The song paints a vivid picture of their lifestyle, loyalty, and the power they wield within the Culiacán cartel. The lyrics highlight their readiness to risk their lives for their father, showcasing a deep sense of familial loyalty and the continuation of their father's legacy in the drug trade.

The song also emphasizes the luxurious and adrenaline-fueled lifestyle of Los Chapitos. References to high-speed cars, exclusive estates, and a preference for fine whiskey and bitter water paint a picture of opulence and thrill. The mention of 'morritas bien nice' (nice girls) and the protection provided by 'los ninis' (young men) further illustrate the hedonistic and guarded nature of their world. The song's relaxed tone, coupled with the mention of Enigma Norteño's corridos, suggests a sense of camaraderie and enjoyment among friends, despite the dangerous undertones of their lives.

Additionally, the song touches on the challenges and resilience of Los Chapitos. The repeated captures and escapes of 'El Chapito' highlight the ongoing cat-and-mouse game with authorities. The lyrics also pay homage to fallen comrades and express hope for the eventual release of their father, indicating a strong sense of community and remembrance within their circle. The song's narrative is a testament to the enduring influence and legacy of the Guzmán family in the narco world, blending themes of loyalty, luxury, and resilience.