Mi 45 [En Vivo] Lyrics
El Fantasma
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Lyrics
Mi 45 con demorativa, fajada al cinto
5 cargadores equipados pal' peligro
Las canchas son blancas supeden que pa buena suerte
Gracias a dios me protegen de la muerte
Importa un sobrero porque sigo siendo un ranchero
Camisa fajada indica hombre de respeto
Ando en la mafia, responsable y con mucho talento
La mano pal amigo proyectil pal enemigo
No digo mi nombre y solo mi clave, ahorita les digo
Soy el shayon hermano del güero quinto
Aca en Guadalajara si no en Culiacan Sinaloa radico
Somos gente nueva pistoleros del chapito
Gobierno mexicano mato a mi hermano en el 2005
Sera un fantasma o por qué sigue vivo
Y tengan cuidado aquellos traicioneros que se fueron del equipo
Yo sigo firme con Ivan y Alfredito
Ya me despido de toda mi gente y al rato los miro
El tiro arriba porta mi cuatro cinco
Song & Lyrics Facts
El Fantasma is a popular Mexican regional music artist known for his unique style of corridos and rancheras. His song "Mi 45 [En Vivo]" is included in his album titled "En Vivo Desde Culiacán" which was recorded during one of his live performances in Sinaloa, Mexico.
The song features lyrics that depict the life of a drug trafficker who carries a .45 caliber pistol with him at all times. The band members accompanying El Fantasma during this performance include accordionist Juan Carlos Portillo, drummer Antonio Sánchez, bassist José Luis Cárdenas, and guitarist Pablo Rodríguez. The text writers for "Mi 45 [En Vivo]" are not explicitly mentioned, but it's likely that El Fantasma himself wrote the lyrics as he is known for writing songs that reflect real-life experiences and struggles of people living in Mexico. The main message conveyed through the lyrics of "Mi 45 [En Vivo]" is that carrying a gun is necessary for survival in certain parts of Mexico where drug cartels and violence are rampant. The song also touches upon themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the price of living a life of crime. As someone who enjoys listening to regional Mexican music, I appreciate how El Fantasma uses his platform to shed light on social issues affecting people in his community.