¿Qué Es Lo Que Quiere Esa Gente?

In the early morning they called, they are in the stairwell; when she opens, the mother is wearing her robe. 'What do those people want who call in the early morning?' 'Is your son here?' 'He's in his room sleeping. What do you want from my son?' The son was getting nervous. 'What do those people want who call in the early morning?' The mother knows very little, of all the hopes of her student son, who was so committed. 'What do those people want who call in the early morning?' He has been speaking little for days. Every night he would toss and turn and a tremor would run through him fearing a call at dawn. 'What do those people want who call in the early morning?' Still not fully awake he already hears the call clearly and in one swift move, he jumps out the window. 'What do those people want who call in the early morning?' The callers fall silent, except one, maybe the one in charge, who leans out the window while the mother screams. 'What do those people want who call in the early morning?' In the early morning they called, the law marks its time. The student is dead, dead from a call at dawn. 'What do those people want who call in the early morning?'