In Wilma's song "Siskot" (Sisters), the lyrics tell the story of two girls who decide to go on an adventure together, leaving behind the boring things happening in their town. They hop in a taxi, possibly under the influence of wine, and drive around aimlessly, not caring about what others think. The girls feel a strong bond with each other, trusting only in themselves and their sisterly friendship. They eventually end up at the outskirts of the city by a river, where they believe they are alone. They strip down and enjoy the freedom of being wild and carefree. However, they are caught by someone unexpectedly, and the next morning they laugh it off and continue their journey through the city, still feeling invincible and united as sisters. The song captures the essence of youth, rebellion, and sisterhood, with the girls feeling like they own the world for one night. They reject the typical expectations and limitations placed on young girls and instead choose to live in the moment and experience life to the fullest with each other's support.
