La Chancla
El Coyote Y Su Banda Tierra Santa · El Rancho Grande [2003]
amor como el que perdí
tan al pelo me lo hallé
que ni me acuerdo de tí
Una Sota y un Caballo
burlarse qurian de mi... ¡¡Ayyy!!
Malhaya quien dijo miedo
si para morir nací
Amigos les contaré
una acción particular
si me quieren sé querer
si me olvidan se olvidar
Nomás un orgullo tengo
que a nadie le he de rogar ... ¡¡Ayy!!
¡Que la chancla que yo tiro
no la vuelvo a levantar!
(y no se me agüite compadre Chuy
'amonos pa' Juantillo, Sinaloa
Con mi compadre Chema)
Amigos les contaré
una acción particular
si me quieren sé querer
si me olvidan se olvidar
Nomás un orgullo tengo
que a nadie le he de rogar ... ¡¡Ayy!!
¡Que la chancla que yo tiro
no la vuelvo a levantar!
La Chancla
La Chancla stands as a vibrant example of the regional Mexican sound cultivated by El Coyote Y Su Banda Tierra Santa. Released on the 2003 album El Rancho Grande, the track captures the energetic spirit characteristic of the group's discography during this era. The band, known for blending traditional rhythms with modern production, delivers a recording that resonates with fans of the genre. This song contributes to a broader body of work that includes notable tracks like Suspiros and Al Natural, showcasing the ensemble's consistent ability to craft memorable melodies. The recording reflects the cultural themes often explored in their music, offering listeners an authentic experience of the style. Through La Chancla, the group reinforces their presence in the landscape of Spanish-language music, maintaining a connection with audiences who appreciate the dynamic interplay of instrumentation and vocal performance found throughout their catalogue.