The song "El Guero En Placas" by Junior H tells the story of his upbringing in Chicago and his journey into a life of crime. He admits to being involved in gangs at a young age and how his father became his only source of support after his mother abandoned the family. He also talks about his close friends Oso and Chito, who helped him through tough times and whom he still remembers fondly. He laments the loss of his grandmothers but finds comfort knowing that they are in heaven watching over him. Junior H acknowledges his past mistakes but emphasizes that he has left that life behind and now focuses on his family and friends. He expresses gratitude for the blessings he has received and acknowledges God's role in his life. The title "El Guero En Placas" refers to Junior H being seen driving a car with license plates while he was in the midst of his criminal activities. He acknowledges that he still carries a gun, but no longer uses it for illegal activities. Overall, the song is a reflection of Junior H's past and present, as well as a message to his listeners that it is possible to leave a life of crime behind and find a better path.
