This is a lonely song dressed up as a pop tune. Dillom opens by admitting "Yo sé que nosotro' no servimo' para esto" (I know we're no good at this), then says he wants to try anyway and "romper con la línea del tiempo" (break the timeline). From there it's all disconnection: he feels "tan afuera de mi cuerpo" (so outside my body) and doesn't recognise himself in the mirror.
The chorus is the clearest picture. He keeps calling, "nadie contesta" (nobody answers), and he rides around "en mi bicicleta" (on my bike) looking for someone everywhere: "Te busco en to's lados y no aparecés" (I look for you everywhere and you don't show up). Notice aparecés, the Argentine vos form of "you appear", and to's, a squashed todos. The best line is the most childish one: "Me siento como cuando nadie viene a tu cumple" (I feel like when nobody comes to your birthday party), cumple being short for cumpleaños. It's a bit funny and a bit sad, and that's the whole song.