Sarramona can refer to a type of firearm, but in these lyrics it works more like a stylized word for a sudden, intense burst of gunfire, almost a hail of bullets.
In "Ponen al brinco de sarramona bala" ("they put the jump of sarramona bala"), the word adds a rhythmic, almost musical touch to a violent image, typical of the corrido style's blunt storytelling.
Get ready for a high-energy track from Los Minis de Caborca! "Los Cazadores" throws you right into the world of someone who's clearly in charge and not to be messed with. He talks about being intelligent, like "el 15," and how he's known by "los copas toda la gente" [all the people]. He's got a "38 súper que arregla cualquier problema" [super .38 that fixes any problem] and a team of armed people ready for anything. He even mentions a "rígido de huevitos que trae la punta para fuera" [a tough guy with balls who has the tip out], which is a pretty blunt way of saying he's ready for action!
This song is all about power and respect. The singer hears people are looking for him because he's got a "vergazo jamás" [a huge punch/hit] and a caravan of "más de 30 trocas" [more than 30 trucks] following him. He's got style, and he's not afraid to say what he doesn't like, especially when it comes to people messing with his crew. He even says, "si tienen una duda nos dicen los cazadores" [if you have a doubt, they tell us, the hunters] – a clear warning that he and his people are the ones to be reckoned with. It's a bold and confident statement from start to finish!