The song "Con Un Presidente" by Junior H talks about his experiences in the drug world. He mentions using cocaine and having a "chingona" (a powerful woman) who is ready for him. He expresses his love for certain women and admits to doing things he's not proud of. The chorus of the song talks about using the help of a president to form a line of cocaine, and the thrill he gets from it. However, he also mentions that his addiction is solely his own and no one sponsors it. Junior H also talks about his reputation as a black sheep or a wolf in the dark, but he's not afraid of anything. He lives with his head held high and always faces whatever comes his way. The line "que se escuchen recio corridos de polvo" (let the dusty corridos be heard) is a nod to Mexican drug ballads that often chronicle the lives of drug dealers. The song is about living life on the edge, unapologetically embracing the highs and lows of the drug world. The use of music and poetry highlights his experiences in a way that reflects the reality of life in Latin America.
