Tenia fama de pelao'
Siempre anda bien armado
Ese Maclovio Natera
Era revolucionario
Quería mucho a su caballo
Y le gustaba dar guerra
Su caballo era muy fino
Se llamaba Golondrino
Dosalbo y muy pajarero
Conocía bien el peligro
Se levantaba en dos patitas
Se venteaba al enemigo
Al caballo como al hombre
El amor lo traía herido
Brinco el pesebre esa noche
Dejando a su amo dormido
Cuando volvió el nuevo día
Hallo a Maclovio tirado Los rivales que tenía
Ya lo habían medio matado
...Y como decía Maclovio
¡Arriba La Revolución Hijos
De Pancho Villa!...
Cuando Maclovio moría
Debajo de su caballo
Se quejaba y se reía
Su caballo relinchaba
Con las patas lo meneaba
Quería volverlo a la vida
Cuando el caballo venteo
Que estaba muerto de veras
Sin detenerse corrió
Internándose en la sierra
Los del pueblo lo buscaron
Sin encontrarlo ya nunca
El caballo Golondrino
Siguió a Maclovio a su tumba
Vicente Fernández Gómez, known as Chente, was one of the greatest artists in Mexican ranchera music. Born in Huentitán El Alto, Jalisco, on February 17, 1940, he began his musical career in the 1960s, quickly winning over audiences with his powerful voice and emotional interpretations of traditional and modern songs. Fernández was a cultural icon of Mexico, known for his hits such as "Volver, Volver", "Estos Celajes" and "La Malagueña". Besides music, he starred in numerous Mexican films, solidifying his status as a national superstar. His career spanned over five decades, during which he won numerous awards, including two Grammy Awards. Fernández died on December 12, 2021, at the age of 81, leaving behind an immense musical legacy and a profound influence on Mexican culture.
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