This scene flew over alot of peoples heads where they just didnt understand it... Inside Mexican narco culture there is a known fact that youre not a real narco until you have your own corrido song.. This stage of the show really visualized that Heisenberg had become a renown and infamous name in the drugbusiness, even in Mexico.
I briefly lived in Mexico and This is so accurate. A lot of Mexican Bands actually do this and make these amazing songs telling the stories of cartel leaders that it’s akin to folklore when you hear them. Pretty cool how they did that In the show!
In the audio commentary, Vince Gilligan points out that this is a band that writes these types of songs for cartel clients, and as a result, they had to be careful not to write a song that made some gringo look tougher than the Mexican cartels... that's why the whole song is about how Heisenberg, while producing an impressive product, is doomed because he is weaker than the cartels, who will inevitably overwhelm him. In other words, they were able to flatter their regular customers in a song that received massive attention and replay. Smart!
I’d imagine long after the events of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul that this song still echoes throughout Albuquerque, keeping the memory of Heisenberg alive.
Very realistic to our world. That’s how it is in Mexico and places in the US with heavy Mexican influence. I hear corridos about drug lords from 30 years ago just walking down the street.
If you imagine that twd and bb are in same universe, his legend still lives on in beggining of the apocalypse. You can hear this song in like S3 of FTWD
Have a coworker who knows the lyrics and perfectly imitate the lead voice. Had a customer walk in that looked close to Walt. Checked out and as soon as he hit the door, my buddy started singing it and shit had me in tears 😂 Edit: I wish had taken a video, unfortunately it was improved by him within the moment so I had no heads up of his hilarious act. The guy has returned a couple times within the past few months and the staff has officially given him the title of Heisenberg without his knowledge. Following so our registers are called “the cashpit” which have some small workboards within them. Somebody drew up the sticky note from the witness that saw Heisenberg and put it up there.
I never realized the reference until now but there are bands in Mexico that make songs about cartels, mostly in the places that cartels are worshipped (Sinaloa for example)… They refer to them as “the brave ones” and are highly regarded in their communities. Super cool that Vince realized this back then
@@mqaclogan4299 el cartel en México vende sustancias ilegales, en EEUU venden opio (fentanilo) en las farmacias, legalicen sus drogas como hicieron los yankees
If that shows the director's commitment, it's also not something very difficult to know or well, that's what I thought at least the Americans should know, or rather those who live on the border
I think this is supposed to be an actual music video made in the BrBa & BCS universe in the aftermath of it all. Walter White actually becomes a legend as a meth kingpin in North America, and this is a mariachi song dedicated to his brief career as a criminal mastermind akin to other mexican music videos about cartels.
In Mexico, the narco culture is on It's own, nobody gives you any respect about drugs untill you get your corrido. Once you get your corrido, that means you become a kingpin and a big ass narco, Heinsenberg's corrido is pretty legit
i used to see people that watches a whole series multiple times weirdly but this, this show makes me one of them, this is the only show that i would repeatedly watch over and over again.
I actually started to rewatch Breaking Bad for a second time. First time was in German (my native language) and now in English. Simply for Jesse’s “Bitch” quote, it’s absolutely worth it😂
Apenas llevo dos semanas viendo la serie, y al empezar el capítulo, vi este corrido y aunque lo había escuchado, no sabía de qué se trataba. Es magnífico el corrido, el video y la serie.
Rewatched breaking bad. Barely remembered the show now I'm getting to watch it properly and get every little detail. Been listening to this song everyday at work I can almost sing it word for word
My mom doesn't really like tv because she never watched tv as a kid but after seeing the show with me she really became interested in the show and we bonded even more and loves when jesse is on screen
First time watching this episode I thought that maybe I accidentally clicked it on a different channel. So I switched it to the previous one and then I realized that it wasn’t.
I live in Las Cruces (southern New Mexico) and often cross over into El Paso and even into Juarez Mexico… this song (corrido) hits different for me ❤ … Viva La Nuevo México!
No pense que salio de Breaking bad este tema, lo conoci por el meme y al ver la serie fue re inesperado ver el tema de repente, por cierto que buena serie breaking bad, repleta de memes pero es una obra de arte.
Born/raised in Mexico. They picked a great group for this, and this kind of thing is exactly what such groups do. They sing folk songs about the narcos and XYZ people, I.e. narcocorridos. Perfect for this show.
You're always afraid walt will get killed with thoses misleading scenes until that one episode you understand that HE IS the danger and HE IS the one who knocks
The last time you see the Heisenberg lookalike in this scene, he's dead on the ground, and someone walks over him, a parallel to the last scene of the final season, where Walter is dead and the cops are walking over his body.
I remember hearing this song as a child on Casey Kasem's top 40 radio program. I think it peaked at number 6 on the charts. The group was the first band from Mexico to have a top 40 American hit on the pop charts. Sadly, they were a one hit wonder as the members of the band died at the peak of their careers when they tragically all fell out of their first story hotel room windows to their deaths. Local Mexican police stated it was suicide although no letters were left behind and fellow guest at the hotel that night reported hearing what sounded like shouting and fighting. Police dismissed these claims stating it was a fellow hotel guest watching an action movie with the volume turned way up. Recently, VH1 did a documentary about the band and found out they had signed a contract with a then new Mexican record label, Sinaloa Cartel records which gave virtually all of the profits from record sales and concert profits to the record label. It was reported band members were unhappy with the contract and were trying to get out of it. VH1 is reportedly going to make a TV movie about the band's rise to fame and tragic deaths by suicide with Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias and Donald Trump's son, Baron playing the band members.
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I laughed for the first time because it was unexpected, now I actually listen to this sometimes.
i was shocked yesterday rewatching this, i never realised that this is the intro of the episode right after that one with the little kid
Ooo
It’s a good song.
I just looked the Song up on Spotify and it has 25 Million Streams wtf xD
It's a bop!
This song is 99.1% pure.
i can guarantee 96% at best
thank you cybop from my singing monsters
i understood the reference xD
@@dabbynoob1261 i wonder why lol
@@notconnected401 i wonder why
I gotta feeling this song actually exists in the Breaking Bad universe, dedicated to the legendary infamous _Heisenberg_
That's some nice headcanon
bravo vince!
of course the story probably got public at some time
It exist Fear of the Walking Dead universe.
Duh
This scene flew over alot of peoples heads where they just didnt understand it... Inside Mexican narco culture there is a known fact that youre not a real narco until you have your own corrido song.. This stage of the show really visualized that Heisenberg had become a renown and infamous name in the drugbusiness, even in Mexico.
fr fr you aint a top kingpin if yoy dont have a corrido and Heisenberg got his corrido
This song is basically a mix between "Heisenberg is one of the best kingpins in the drug world" and "The cartel will fucking destroy Heisenberg" lol
Yep !!! Basically was saying that the cartels were coming for " Heisenberg " !!!🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
And it foreshadows that the cartel was going to be a problem for Walter and Jesse in the near future…
Literally when walter white became Heisenberg
99,1% drugs
0,1% guns
0,8% masterpiece
Point. 😭
Fr
Finally someone that used percentages correctly
Yes
@@fxeditors most of the world doesn't use (.) u dweeb
I briefly lived in Mexico and This is so accurate. A lot of Mexican Bands actually do this and make these amazing songs telling the stories of cartel leaders that it’s akin to folklore when you hear them. Pretty cool how they did that In the show!
México it´s yellow?
@@Epc666 sometimes in the summer
@@Epc666 Only in the desert(border regions)
@@untalcarlosporahi5727 It’s a joke about how all the BB scenes in Mexico have a yellow tint.
@@howardhowdy1906 I know, we do the same joke here
In the audio commentary, Vince Gilligan points out that this is a band that writes these types of songs for cartel clients, and as a result, they had to be careful not to write a song that made some gringo look tougher than the Mexican cartels... that's why the whole song is about how Heisenberg, while producing an impressive product, is doomed because he is weaker than the cartels, who will inevitably overwhelm him. In other words, they were able to flatter their regular customers in a song that received massive attention and replay. Smart!
When you risk your life for a song, and it hits the spot right:
Heisenberg solos
Pretty badass and scary at the same time when you think about it lmao.
Good point. Def a small magical moment for the creator.
Just imagine if some cartel boss got offended by this song 💀
I’d imagine long after the events of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul that this song still echoes throughout Albuquerque, keeping the memory of Heisenberg alive.
Very realistic to our world. That’s how it is in Mexico and places in the US with heavy Mexican influence. I hear corridos about drug lords from 30 years ago just walking down the street.
This is our National anthem 😅😂
If you imagine that twd and bb are in same universe, his legend still lives on in beggining of the apocalypse. You can hear this song in like S3 of FTWD
@@-keksikcek-526 BRO. I WAS WATCHING FTWD AND I WAS LIKE "I swear this is that breaking bad song" so I looked it up and now Im here. Thats crazy
@@-keksikcek-526as a legend like Heisenberg ends in the old world another legend is born in the apocalypse and his name is Rick Grimes
I told my mother this is a christmas song and we listen to it ever since on christmas eve
Legend
Gran canción y de las mejores series que he visto. También me gusta el corridito de los Cuates a la reina del Sur 👍
“Mum, it’s the Christmas song about blue sweets!”
she must not understand spanish
@@Imthefake te refieres a mí ?
This music video was a sign that Walt went international.
It did but New Mexico is literally the New Mexico
Yo Pensaba Que Ya lo Era 😂😂
Have a coworker who knows the lyrics and perfectly imitate the lead voice. Had a customer walk in that looked close to Walt. Checked out and as soon as he hit the door, my buddy started singing it and shit had me in tears 😂
Edit: I wish had taken a video, unfortunately it was improved by him within the moment so I had no heads up of his hilarious act. The guy has returned a couple times within the past few months and the staff has officially given him the title of Heisenberg without his knowledge. Following so our registers are called “the cashpit” which have some small workboards within them. Somebody drew up the sticky note from the witness that saw Heisenberg and put it up there.
brooo ☠️☠️
Lmfaooo
How did the customer react?
@@magmamusic2348 he left already
@@ragment hell nah why didn't the customer stay there for 3 weeks?
La rola que nos hizo dudar si estábamos viendo la serie correcta jaja
si XD
@@gabriellix8065 si XD
Jajajjaja
la verdad que si pense que la pagina donde la veia me estaba estafando
XD
I never realized the reference until now but there are bands in Mexico that make songs about cartels, mostly in the places that cartels are worshipped (Sinaloa for example)… They refer to them as “the brave ones” and are highly regarded in their communities. Super cool that Vince realized this back then
As a guy that live in Sinaloa, I confirmed
At least my city is the least one with cartel problems
@@mqaclogan4299 just because there aren’t cartel problems doesn’t mean the cartel isn’t there
I'm finally watching breaking bad again after almost 10 years and it's amazing to see how much attention to details this show has
@@mqaclogan4299 el cartel en México vende sustancias ilegales, en EEUU venden opio (fentanilo) en las farmacias, legalicen sus drogas como hicieron los yankees
If that shows the director's commitment, it's also not something very difficult to know or well, that's what I thought at least the Americans should know, or rather those who live on the border
Es curioso como en México las bandas hacen canciones sobre los Cárteles y lo bien que lo adaptaron en Breaking Bad, enserio quedó profesional esto
Metieron mucho a México a la serie, la neta por eso breaking bad es arte
Mas que profesionales , queda una obra maestra , Vince se paso con este detalle
Tan bien la hicieron que yo ni sabía que era canción de una serie, y menos de breaking Bad
@@Prismo-y6r1:30 ese nada no esta muerto ._.
Son grupos no bandas.
Le hice escuchar esta canción a mi profesor de química en la academia. Actualmente estamos huyendo en una furgoneta.
Puro michoacan alv
XD
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@jeanpgm6243 XD
Cuanta creatividad en tu comentario bro jajaja buena esa
heisenberg chilling in the background be like:🧍
Goes so hard
Unfortunately that's not HEISENBERG. It's some random guy...
@@scytheofdeath08 you just crashed my dreams, my world and the only thing that kept me happy.
i hope you are happy now
@@Silly_Werewolf I'm sorry but it's the truth. You can tell it's not the real Heiseberg (Bryan Cranston) by the way that man walks.
That's not even Bryan Cranston, that's Aaron Paul lmao
Me and the boys after we failed the chemistry test:
We’re breaking bad now
@@Joetino but you don't know How to cook if you failed chemistry
So you must convince some teacher to help you with some things...
@@buronmusliu2006 I can cook rice... It's really good rice...
@@buronmusliu2006Jesse also failed chemistry and look at him, he can cook.
I just started watching Breaking Bad after seeing all of the memes and it's great
splatoon!!!!!!! I LOOOVVVEEE SPLATOON!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@bobfromanimalcrossing6754 based, I do too
Same
Same. Finished Breaking Bad, and El Camino 2 months ago, currently watching season 3 of Better Call Saul👌
too late
I love that everyone probably thought they put the wrong show due the weird intro, still one of the best things in Breaking bad.
Nahh no one thought that
Matter of fact, I checked exited fullscreen mode to check the title
We makin it out of Albuquerque with this one 🔥🔥🔥
Fr ABQ 😎
Your goddamn right.
So true
🗿
Por joyitas como esta el mundo sigo vivo
por 2
@@gabriellix8065 por 2
@@LeonelBv por 2
pol doz
Ni de pedo, nomas esta rola vale la pena. Todas las demas son pura m1erda escrita por vatos de primaria trunca 🤣
I hate that this is supposed to be satirical cuz it actually goes so hard
yea fr this a banger
This isn’t satirical. It’s actually more like a kiss of death isn’t it? To be at odds with the cartel?
who cares i blast this shit while zooming thru the barrio
@@ashdaddyactual6933 mexican bands often do make music like this about cartel stuff, very cool
I think this is supposed to be an actual music video made in the BrBa & BCS universe in the aftermath of it all. Walter White actually becomes a legend as a meth kingpin in North America, and this is a mariachi song dedicated to his brief career as a criminal mastermind akin to other mexican music videos about cartels.
That Heisenberg lookalike is spot on. I guess Walt's look must have been well known at this point.
Actually part of this song is about how no one has ever seen Heisenberg, so no it was not.. yet
@@Fesh3314 Maybe tuco told them roughly what he looked like before he died
@@Fesh3314 Perhaps they knew of the outfit but not the face.
Its amazing how quick Heisenbergs influence spread, even though he had such a small crew...
he made the best meth in the world .. thats the number 1 reason
The world can change due to the obsession of one man.
In Mexico, the narco culture is on It's own, nobody gives you any respect about drugs untill you get your corrido.
Once you get your corrido, that means you become a kingpin and a big ass narco, Heinsenberg's corrido is pretty legit
Breaking Bad is and will forever be one of the BEST if not THE BEST show of all time!
It's the best show of all time, hands down! No other show got me thrilled from first to the last like this show🔥🔥
I preferred SOA personally just a little bit more, but i have no illusion that braking bad is defenetly bether.
@@aurfiousanindya4867 u ever watch the sopranos?
@@WickedRaccoon16_61what's soa?
@@aurfiousanindya4867there are other shows also....watch indian web series , familyman, sacred games, and money heist.
I love Mexican guitarist’s dance while playing the guitar.
In Mexico it would be a "requintista" greetings brother.
😍😌😍
Yeah me too 🥰
@@canek9293thanks for the explanation brother 😊 regards from Turkey
I like how authentic it is, this is an actual band too
Ofc it's an actual band, no actors off of Craigslist would have been able to do this masterpiece
Of course it is a real band 😂😂 they are singing a corrido
It sure it is.
"Ese compa ya está muertoooooo, nomás no le han avisadoooo." La mejor parte de la canción.
IdkSterling
"But that homie's dead, he just doesn't know it yet"
Such an ice cold line 🧊
It sounds cooler if it’s translated like it was said “but that homies dead, just no ones told him yet”
This song makes you *REALLY* understand how serious was the thing with Walter
That's right, it *IS* very serious plot for me.
i used to see people that watches a whole series multiple times weirdly but this, this show makes me one of them, this is the only show that i would repeatedly watch over and over again.
Yes it is so good series
Watch the Italian show Gomorrah.
many take it personally
I actually started to rewatch Breaking Bad for a second time. First time was in German (my native language) and now in English. Simply for Jesse’s “Bitch” quote, it’s absolutely worth it😂
@@LNCRFTgerman dubbed?? That's a travesty
"Ese compa ya está muerto, nomas no le han avisado" Ame!! Me declaro fan!!
I wanted to write the same thing but you did 😂
Justo esperaba a que alguien dijera eso
Wait, do Mexicans say "compa"? I'm Italian and it's a slang used in my city
@@maannybeatss Really, señor
@@maannybeatssCompa in mexican is something like "buddy" in english
Toda mi vida estuve escuchando esta cancion sin saber de donde venia, hace poco termine de ver breaking bad y mi vida entera cobro sentido🙏🙏🙏
Jajaja x2
Te falta ver better call saul
@@elgatodecafe4725 ¿acaso el abogado tiene serie? XD
¿Y esta buena bro?
@@TheCreepySlash Es muy buena
@@TheCreepySlash te diría que incluso mejor que breaking bad a partir de la temporada 3 jajaj
Apenas llevo dos semanas viendo la serie, y al empezar el capítulo, vi este corrido y aunque lo había escuchado, no sabía de qué se trataba. Es magnífico el corrido, el video y la serie.
Esta serie nos dejo uno de los mejores corridos, grande el señor White y su meta azul 👌
Estoy muy honrado de escuchar que aprecias mi arduo trabajo.
This is such an underappreciated part of the show lmao its so well done
Song goes crazy
Mucho 🤪 crazy
Rewatched breaking bad. Barely remembered the show now I'm getting to watch it properly and get every little detail. Been listening to this song everyday at work I can almost sing it word for word
Breaking Bad teaching me more Spanish than Spanish 201.
One of my favorite scenes in the whole show. The final scene ending with Baby Blue is also excellent.
"Ahora sí le quedó bien a Nuevo México el nombre
A México se parece en tanta droga que esconde"
Qué genialidad y qué mala leche. Me encanta.
The “Hablan de un tal Heisenberg” line always cracks me up, idk why
as a civilian of new mexico, albuquerque i can agree i hear this everyday
I remember the first time I watched this episode, I had to check to see if I was still watching Breaking Bad
Me rn I just watched it and I can't believe that song is from breaking bad
I knew it already because in previous episode when jane touches jesse's hands while watching TV this same guitar sound starts playing.
@@karikalan8830 it was in the same episode
I still come back and watch this from time to time. It’s actually a great song!
My mom doesn't really like tv because she never watched tv as a kid but after seeing the show with me she really became interested in the show and we bonded even more and loves when jesse is on screen
Best serie ever.
Im not happy with your life choices
No, esa es the sopranos
@@joshuag43 someone doesn't respect opinions.
@@k1ramax402 no
@@joshuag43 pls evaluate your life choice. Breaking bad is the best show of all time.
Amature transitions and effects make it soo much better
For me, this song is canon in the Breaking Bad universe
I mean it is.
That's literally the point
thats literally why it was in the show, to show that heisenberg isnt just a small drug dealer. now hes a famous unknown meth druglord
It is cannon
It is canon
This song goes hard especially knowing the lore 😭💯
First time watching this episode I thought that maybe I accidentally clicked it on a different channel. So I switched it to the previous one and then I realized that it wasn’t.
On my 4th full binge. Just like Twin Peaks and The Sopranos, I will never get tired of these shows. Brilliant.
Damn, I’m not even a fan of this genre, but this song’s a banger!
same
Same
You ain't Mexican ese
@@evilnerd2753 i ain't Mexican but this a bop
there's nothing not to like about this genre though.
I live in Las Cruces (southern New Mexico) and often cross over into El Paso and even into Juarez Mexico… this song (corrido) hits different for me ❤ … Viva La Nuevo México!
No pense que salio de Breaking bad este tema, lo conoci por el meme y al ver la serie fue re inesperado ver el tema de repente, por cierto que buena serie breaking bad, repleta de memes pero es una obra de arte.
X2 yo cuando vi ese capitulo donde sale esta canción me quede de khaaa la canción del meme
Me paso lo mismo xD
Me pasó lo mismo JASJAKJAS
huge respect to these 3 gentleman who sing behind Heisenberg's back like its nothing!!! they really have some guts !!!
i heard it only twice but hummed it 24/7. now time to listen to it 24/7.
It's been a week and this song is stuck in my head
Ngl, this song goes hard. Eyyyy my first 100+ likes gracias!
Fr
fr
E
A huevos 📢
we know
Listened to this in honour of Mark Margolis. RIP Tio, Family is everything.
This is not just a song but a pure emotion
Jesse looks good in my outfits lol
This is the moment Heisenberg became The Heisenberg Song.
I’m having one of these bands play at my funeral.
This song sounds really comforting but the lyrics are so haunting
One of the best of RUclips all time
2023 otra vez mirando está gran serie ❤
* he's already dead , but he's doesn't know it yet *
Breaking bad is a fucking classic
You just never gonna know how good is hearing this song as a spanish speaker
Lol
Si hasta le hicieron meme xd
fr dawg they made a legit corrido and shits actually hard shits crazyyy bro
I know right? ni me gusta este tipo de musica pero les quedo super bien esta.
Fr
My favorite anime opening
When I first saw this, it was at the opening of an episode. And I have to admit, it was pretty creative.
I got to see these fine musicians live In Albuquerque a couple years back. God they are amazing live, absolutely beautiful vocals ❤
Listening to this in the gym
Ayooo
Listening to this in your mom
i can just easily listen to this on a day to day because its good
What a show. Truly the best ever...
I reloaded the episode and double-checked that I clicked on the right show the first time I watched it
JESSE, THIS IS A QSMP REFERENCE!?
:0
This song is the best pre intro scene in all of tv history
Its called a cold open or cold opening
Joder, esto sí es música 🧐🚬
Parte mitica e iconica de la cancion 1:31
Started this show again for the 5th time. Never gets old, long live heisenberg lol
Desde Colombia que buenaaaa canción 💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎
De los mejores intros que he visto en una serie
Temazo, todavía se escucha
Uma das melhores séries da história
Real
Calla sudamericano y
Dedico essa música ao Renato cariani, ótimos os produtos dele 👍
A não 😂
q isso paizão kkkkkkkkk
This is really meant to show how big the product has become, and that Heisenberg has become something of a myth, with his hat and shades.
Yup. My people’s music is beautiful. VIVA MEXICO CABRONES 🇲🇽 💀
Viva Mexico desde Italia ❤️
hola gringo que pasa
@@omarfoxy4372 QUE 💀
@@loveinskool he means, hi gringo what's up
@@losiluminatis6 i know. I was wondering why be said it and who he said it too 💀
I let my cat heard it.
Now it's Heisencat.
Born/raised in Mexico. They picked a great group for this, and this kind of thing is exactly what such groups do. They sing folk songs about the narcos and XYZ people, I.e. narcocorridos. Perfect for this show.
You're always afraid walt will get killed with thoses misleading scenes until that one episode you understand that HE IS the danger and HE IS the one who knocks
Pero mira que canción se sacaron! Una obra de arte!
The last time you see the Heisenberg lookalike in this scene, he's dead on the ground, and someone walks over him, a parallel to the last scene of the final season, where Walter is dead and the cops are walking over his body.
Essa musica nao sai da minha cabeça
I remember hearing this song as a child on Casey Kasem's top 40 radio program.
I think it peaked at number 6 on the charts.
The group was the first band from Mexico to have a top 40 American hit on the pop charts.
Sadly, they were a one hit wonder as the members of the band died at the peak of their careers when they tragically all fell out of their first story hotel room windows to their deaths.
Local Mexican police stated it was suicide although no letters were left behind and fellow guest at the hotel that night reported hearing what sounded like shouting and fighting.
Police dismissed these claims stating it was a fellow hotel guest watching an action movie with the volume turned way up.
Recently, VH1 did a documentary about the band and found out they had signed a contract with a then new Mexican record label, Sinaloa Cartel records which gave virtually all of the profits from record sales and concert profits to the record label.
It was reported band members were unhappy with the contract and were trying to get out of it.
VH1 is reportedly going to make a TV movie about the band's rise to fame and tragic deaths by suicide with Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias and Donald Trump's son, Baron playing the band members.
My headcanon is that this takes place after Breaking Bad
I love this song so much , I've requested my sister to play this in my funeral.
TEMAZO !!!
i listen to this song unironically it goes so hard
I finally finished Breaking Bad yesterday and WOW I fucking loved every single second. Especially this.
Ahora que terminé la serie, me entra muchísima nostalgia volver a escuchar esto
TEMAZO