Narco corridos are a subgenre of Mexican folk music that tell stories about drug trafficking, violence, and other aspects of the drug trade. They are often performed by Mexican or Mexican-American musicians, and are popular in Mexico, the United States, and other parts of Latin America.
The best narco corrido songs are often those that tell a compelling story, with well-written lyrics and catchy melodies. They can be about real-life events or fictional stories, and often glorify the drug trade lifestyle. Some of the most popular narco corrido songs include “El Chapo” by Gerardo Ortiz, “El Seor de los Cielos” by Los Tucanes de Tijuana, and “La Reina del Sur” by Jenni Rivera.
