Hijos de La Noche

Cyclo's song 'Hijos de La Noche' delves into the feelings of alienation and the search for self-acceptance. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who feels misunderstood and out of place, as if they are speaking a different language or even from another planet. This sense of being different is highlighted by the way others perceive them, judging them for their appearance and unique personality. The metaphor of being a 'monster under the bed' captures the fear and discomfort that comes with being seen as an outsider.

The song also explores the theme of companionship in the face of loneliness. The narrator expresses a deep connection with someone who understands and accepts them, despite not meeting each other's expectations. This bond is a source of comfort and strength, especially when the 'Sun goes to sleep,' symbolizing the end of the day and the onset of darkness. The night becomes a time of solace and unity, where they can be their true selves without fear of judgment.

'Hijos de La Noche' also touches on the struggle to understand oneself and the world. The repeated questioning of how to understand the world when one doesn't even understand themselves reflects a deep existential crisis. The imagery of lies wrapped around the neck and feet not touching the ground conveys a sense of being trapped and disconnected from reality. However, the song ends on a hopeful note, with the idea of finding courage and love in the night, where their true selves can shine without the constraints of societal expectations.