"Los Sigo Matando" is a song by Ele A El Dominio and Yecko. The lyrics are in Spanish, so I will provide a translation of the song's meaning and story. The song starts with Ele A El Dominio asserting that he continues to kill, asking the listeners what they think. He mentions his affiliation with a group called "El Dominio" and "Codeine Niggas." He wonders where all those who have died have gone. He then addresses the idea that some people hate him, comparing himself to Trump and his haters to Iran. He questions where all those who have died have gone again and states that those who ran away cannot come back. Ele A El Dominio then adopts a playful and mocking tone, stating that he will make popcorn and enjoy the show. He talks about staying relaxed and rolling another blunt. He mentions his expensive possessions, like diamond necklaces, and claims to be a retired criminal who wanted to be a singer. He mentions that it's unfortunate that some people can't stand him. He asserts that he is like a virus that no one can find a vaccine for. He talks about a period of fasting and living in a lagoon before now enjoying breakfast with his crew. He demands respect for his name and warns against involving him with certain people. He suggests calling the criminals and not trusting the TV or judge's news because he is an artist, not a capo (drug lord). The chorus repeats the mention of killing and questions where the dead go and where the runners away go. It also mentions the idea of people hating Ele A El Dominio, comparing it to the hate towards Trump and Iran. In the second verse, Ele A El Dominio talks about simply singing and writing what he sees. He mentions that people love him in his songs but hate the ugly ones (referring to his haters). He expresses distrust towards the government and the police, mentioning secret keeping by the CIA. He asks God to take care of his parents and children and mentions that his enemies die every day. He talks about his cold-blooded attitude and how he massacres them with his style. He mentions his chains cooling his neck and selling music like drugs. He declares that he doesn't need anyone and introduces his "little friend" (possibly referring to a gun). He talks about erasing faces and how the gangsters (la mara) want him like Scarface. He says he stands alone against the world, claiming that everything is now his. He warns against causing trouble as there is no going back and compares facing him to talking to Satan. The chorus is repeated again, emphasizing the themes of killing, haters, and the unknown whereabouts of the dead and runners away. Overall, "Los Sigo Matando" portrays an image of Ele A El Dominio as a defiant and powerful figure who continues to assert his dominance and annihilate anyone who opposes him.
