El Santo
King Changó Lyrics

Venden a Chiapas en la esquina
Chiapas, a southern Mexican state, is being sold and exploited on the street corner. People's rights are ignored or nullified.

Garantias suspendidas
Legal guarantees or protections are being suspended, likely for political gain or to control the population.

Ya viene la policia
The police, who are meant to protect and serve the people, are descending upon the situation. This is likely to make things worse.

El Santo se le fue pa' encima
The legendary wrestler El Santo has arrived on the scene and is taking action against those responsible for selling out Chiapas and trampling on people's rights.

Camuflaje en la avenida
Disguises and deception are taking place right out in the open, making it difficult to discern who is involved in the corruption and exploitation of Chiapas.

De tanto plomo no hay salida
Violence and fighting are rampant, making it impossible to escape the situation or find a resolution.

Si peleas pierdes la vida
Engaging in conflict can lead to loss of life, indicating a dire and dangerous situation.

Santo despliega tu ira
El Santo is called upon to unleash his anger and fight back against those causing harm and taking advantage of others.

Si corres te da calambre
Trying to run away from the situation will only result in getting shocked or electrocuted, again emphasizing the dangerous nature of what is occurring.

Quien puede con tanta hambre
The hunger and desperation of the people, who are being exploited and denied their rights, is seemingly insurmountable and overwhelming.

Cultura popular
Popular culture, like lucha libre wrestling and other forms of entertainment, is a celebration of the people and their traditions.

Orgullo nacional
El Santo represents a sense of national pride and identity, as he is a beloved Mexican icon who stands up against injustice.

Es el terror de los que quieren matar
El Santo is a symbol of terror and fear for those attempting to kill or harm others, as he will fight back and protect the innocent.

Es el terror de los que quieren robar
Similarly, El Santo is a symbol of resistance and defiance against those who want to steal and exploit, as he represents the power of the people to fight back against corruption.

El politico robo
Politicians and figures of authority are corrupt and engaging in theft, demonstrating a lack of concern for the well-being of their constituents.

Esta chingada se acabó
Enough is enough - the people are fed up with corruption and exploitation, and it's time for things to change.

Usa mascara y no es Marco
El Santo wears a mask to conceal his true identity, similar to other lucha libre wrestlers, but unlike them, he uses his persona to fight not just in the ring, but against real-life injustices.

Ya llego El Santo!!
El Santo has arrived on the scene and is ready to fight for justice and inspire others to do the same.

Pantera azteca de plata
El Santo is compared to a silver Aztec panther, highlighting his strength, agility, and power as a defender of the people.

Se prende la fiesta y la guaracha
As El Santo arrives, excitement and celebration builds, and people start to dance to the upbeat rhythms of the guaracha.

Con su capa y su carro el atrapa
El Santo catches those responsible for corruption and exploitation, using his iconic cape and car to symbolize his power and presence.

En el gobierno al que le gusta la matraca
Those in positions of power seem to enjoy creating chaos and enforcing their will, rather than working for the benefit and protection of the people.

Ya se forma la pelea (Llego El Santo)
A fight is about to break out, and El Santo has arrived to join in the battle.

No hay nadie que con el pueda (Llego El Santo)
No one can defeat El Santo, as he is an unwavering force for justice and resistance.

Sea gringo o sea fresa (Llego El Santo)
El Santo fights against corruption and exploitation regardless of someone's race or socioeconomic status.

Sea rudo o sea fiera (Llego El Santo)
Again emphasizing El Santo's unwavering nature, he will take on anyone who is cruel or violent, regardless of their identity.

Disparao por la avenida (Llego El Santo)
Fighting and violence continue to occur, illustrating the chaos and danger present in the situation.

Bailando quebradita (Llego El Santo)
Despite the violence and tension, people find a way to celebrate and dance to the music, showing their resilience and determination to persevere.

Con la raza en el chopo (Llego El Santo)
El Santo is a source of pride and inspiration for the Mexican people, who celebrate his heroism and stand in solidarity with him in the face of injustice.

Con el disco en la mano de King Changó
This song, and the band King Changó, are part of the larger Mexican cultural tradition and resistance against corruption and exploitation, echoing the message and spirit of El Santo.