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Yasiel Puig’s Custom Walk Up Music by Mr. Criminal

5:19 PM PDT on September 3, 2013

Rapper Mr. Criminal (AKA Roberto Garcia of Los Angeles) has created a custom walkup song for the Dodgers rookie sensation Yasiel Puig, to be played when he comes to bat as soon as the Dodgers get back in town. The song begins like this:

Para todo mis latinos, unidos
arriba, los manos
representando por todos mi cubanos
y norteamericanos, mexicanos, argentinos, ecuatorianos
it's Mister Criminal with that steelo
comin' to bang and I'm comin' to swing
number one in the major leagues
from the bottom to the top
it's that homie Yasiel Puig
Viva Cuba
Viva Cuba libre siempre

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