El Patron - Brujeria

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El Patron Lyrics

Un soldado cayo muerto
Nuestro jefe fue asesinado
Quien nos va mandar, Pablo Escobar
Fue rey de coca - hizo plata de hojas
Fue un gran hombre - Padrino de los pobres
Fue un general - Mando indios guerreros
Era El Patrón, el mero chingón

A los indios pobres, les compraba casas
A los indios fuertes les daba armas
A los policías comprados les dio mordidas de feria
A los jueces pendejos les corto los pescuezos

El negocio de placer - lo supo bien
Los indios lo cogían y los pochos lo vendían
Los negros cocinaron y las gangas empujaron
Polvo pa los ricos y tierra pa los pobres

Pinches indios pobres lo llamaban el patrón
Llévame pal cielo patrón
El dinero es nada
Mi espíritu es todo
Patrón bendígame ven a salvarme patrón

El señor pablo escobar fue hombre con visión
La visión de ayudar su gente propia
Hombre de familia y el padrino de los pobres
Repartió placer al mundo entero
Y ahora, ahora gente nos vamos al panteón para enterrar el patrón
Millones de gente lo van a extrañar
¿Quién? ¿Quién Te digo? ¿Quien nos va a cuidar?
[Brujo:] Yo
[Mexicano:] Digame quien
[B:] Yo el brujo

[English translate: The Boss]

A soldier fell dead
Our boss was killed
Who will lead us, Pablo Escobar
Was king of cocaine - made money of leaves
was a great man - godfather of the poor
was a general - sending native warriors
Was the boss, the best of all

To the poor natives, He bought them houses
to the strong natives, he gave them guns
To the sold out cops, he gave them great bribes
To the stupid judges, He cut their throats

The business of pleasure - He knew it well
The natives harvest it and the browns sold it
The blacks cooked it and the promotions pushed it
Dust for the rich, and terrain for the poor

Fucking poor natives called him the boss
Take me to heaven boss
Money is nothing
My spirit is all
Boss bless me, come and save me boss

Mr Pablo Escobar was a visionary
The vision of take care of his own people
A Family man and the godfather of the poor
He gave pleasure to the whole world
And now, now people we are going to the pantheon to bury
The boss
Millions of people will miss him
¿who? ¿who, I'm asking you? ¿Whos is going to take care of us?
[Brujo:] I
[Mexicano:] Tell me Who
[B:] I, el Brujo

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Brujeria is a Death Metal/Grindcore band hailing from Mexico. Their name comes from the Spanish language, meaning "Witchcraft". Their extreme attitude involves the permanent use of urban militia masks, an old custom of refusing to perform live, and performing under pseudonyms to portray themselves as a band of Latino drug lords, and this attitude has been part of their success. Although they have recently performed live at locations across the United States and Latin America, at the very start of their career they were concealing their identities due to being supposedly wanted by the FBI.

Their lyrics, which are entirely in Spanish, focus on anti-Christianity, critique of the U.S. immigration policies, exaltation of figures like the XIX century Mexican revolutionary "Pancho Villa" and the infamous 80's Colombian drug lord "Pablo Escobar" (El patrón - The Boss). Other recursive subjects in their songs are a libertarian political revolution, parodies involving Catholic saints prostitution, Satanism and "Santería", narcotics smuggling, also including performances about killing some U.S. white people (the "gringos").


It would be a mistake to appreciate Brujeria with serious concern, since their embrace of the absurdity of violence in the Mexico/U.S. border socierties follows a tradition of Mexican/chicano political humor with roots in earlier centuries. Since their very start they have confronted ambivalent patterns going from explicit racial hatred and closed Satanism to more mature and realistic points of view. One of their lyrics from the album Raza Odiada "Hatred Race" have changed in time: the first version of Pito Wilson talks about killing white people indiscriminately, while the second version extends the intro and does mention the fact that politics like Pete Wilson stand in racial hatred against Latin people so Latin people must strike back stronger "wet brothers of the U.S. who will fuck you more? It isn't Satan. It is the hatred race of the world [...] Pito (Central American slang for "dick", though the dictionary definition is "whistle") Wilson hate our race[...]". There are too some political contents promoting the Mexican indigenous communist revolution (Zapatistas) and so on.

Brujeria is admittedly a side-project of the founding member and Asesino ("Assassin") stalwart Dino Cazares, featuring artists such as Bill Gould (ex-Faith No More), Nicholas Barker (ex- Cradle of Filth), Raymond Herrera (ex-Fear Factory), Jeff Walker (ex-Carcass), and Shane Embury (Napalm Death). Their lineup has changed over time and would be different at any point.

Dino Cazares and Nick Barker left Brujeria on January 26, 2004. The only remaining members of Brujeria are the two Latino singers, "Juan Brujo" and "Fantasma", as well as Shane Embury. Brujeria has recently resurfaced with two new members and has been touring Latin America. Asesino's band is still going strong, and Asesino himself describes the band as the new Brujeria, because of the claims that Juan Brujo was the reason Brujeria demised. However, the old archaic and rude style of the band is missing into the new Asesino's work which happens to be more commercially focused.

Despite their unconventional career thus far, Brujeria has built a large fan base within the Metal underground.

The "new" Brujeria is tentatively scheduled to release their fourth full-length studio album sometime in 2008, though further details are unknown. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

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