The 'boy' within them is gone, replaced by a defende who refers to themselves as a gunman for a boss, claiming to have killed over 100 people.

They adopt a ruthless mindset, reminiscent of the Sicilian mafia, and no longer feel remorse for their actions. Over the span of two years, the protagonist transitions from a novice to an expert in their field. The song suggests that the protagonist is taught to use a gun, and it is implied that they will protect their boss with their life, but any betrayal would result in their death. They have endured hunger and sadness, with the mafia becoming their new family. The lyrics suggest that the streets and vandalism have become the protagonist's education and way of life. The protagonist is advised to dry their tears and get used to the trembling in their hands, which is characteristic of a beginner in this line of work. They are welcomed to the harsh realities of the 'real world' and are now considered a sicario. There is encouragement not to cry or feel remorse, as everyone has to start somewhere.

The lyrics highlight the protagonist's young age and innocent appearance, suggesting that they still have the façade of a child, despite their terrible actions. Despite having taken the wrong path, there seems to be no other option for them than to continue down this violent road. The song begins by acknowledging the protagonist's stained hands as a result of the bloodshed they've been involved in. The lyrics depict the journey of the protagonist, who starts killing at a young age and finds himself on a path of darkness. The song 'El Niño Sicario' by Calibre 50 delves into the story of a young child who becomes involved in a life of violence and crime as a sicario, or hitman.

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