Coyote

DILLOM's song 'Coyote' delves into themes of isolation, paranoia, and the feeling of being hunted or misunderstood. The lyrics express a deep sense of alienation, with the artist repeatedly asking to be left alone, suggesting a conflict between the desire for solitude and the unavoidable scrutiny from others. The repeated line 'El mundo está en mi contra' (The world is against me) encapsulates the artist's perception of external hostility and the overwhelming pressure that comes with it.

The imagery of being followed and the metaphorical 'sombra' (shadow) that haunts the narrator could be interpreted as a representation of his fears, secrets, or perhaps public judgment. The act of locking doors with multiple keys symbolizes an attempt to secure one's private life and inner thoughts from the outside world, yet there's a resignation that privacy is ultimately unattainable ('Van a encontrarme igual por mucho que me esconda' - They will find me no matter how much I hide).

The chorus, with its defiant call 'Vengan a buscarme' (Come and find me), shifts the tone from one of evasion to confrontation. This could be seen as a challenge to those who pursue him, or perhaps a deeper call to confront the issues he faces internally. The repetition emphasizes the cyclical nature of the struggle, suggesting that this confrontation is ongoing and perhaps inevitable.