Doble Check

Axolotes Mexicanos' song "Doble Check" delves into the emotional turmoil and isolation that can come with modern digital communication. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who is deeply affected by the lack of response from a person they are interested in. The repeated phrase "Me ignoras, pero sé que estás" (You ignore me, but I know you're there) highlights the frustration and anxiety of being left on read, a common experience in the age of instant messaging and social media. This unreciprocated attention leads to sleepless nights and a sense of helplessness, as the protagonist tries to cope with their feelings through various distractions like drinking wine, listening to trap music, and organizing comics.

The song also touches on the theme of unfulfilled expectations and the anxiety that comes with waiting for a response that never arrives. The line "Ataques de ansiedad, esperando una respuesta que nunca llegará" (Anxiety attacks, waiting for a response that will never come) encapsulates the mental strain and emotional exhaustion of this waiting game. The protagonist's activities, such as chatting with strangers or bots and playing the piano alone in their room, underscore the loneliness and isolation that can accompany digital interactions. These activities serve as temporary escapes from the reality of their unrequited feelings.

"Doble Check" also reflects on the paradox of being constantly connected yet feeling profoundly alone. The repetition of "Mientras estamos online" (While we are online) emphasizes the irony of being surrounded by digital connections but lacking meaningful human interaction. The song captures the essence of modern love and communication, where the lines between connection and isolation are often blurred. Axolotes Mexicanos use relatable scenarios and emotions to explore the complexities of relationships in the digital age, making the song a poignant commentary on contemporary life.