Discover the story of the song > Bajanda – Chocolat

The protagonist is describing a situation where the cat is not home, and the mice take the opportunity to party and show off in the streets. The mice are skinny and roam all over the place, causing chaos. The protagonist mentions that the cats come and clean up the rats and mice. They repeat the phrase "Gatos dicen miau", which means "Cats say meow" in English, to imply that the cats are in control and superior. In the second verse, the protagonist tells everyone to stop joking around because they are from a certain area and have power. They mention a crown and tell someone to let it go because they weren't around when they were inflating it. They also mention collecting their money because they are going down. The chorus repeats the phrase "bajanda" which means going down or declining. Towards the end, the protagonist asserts their dominance and says they are the original and that others are copying and inflating themselves. They talk about heating up the yard and wanting to see others' bravery, threatening to harm anyone who doesn't comply. They mention a snake and a pact, suggesting they are part of a powerful group. The protagonist ends by saying that this is their band and it's all about going down or being on a decline.