Based on the lyrics of "En La Madrugada" by Mimilocos, the song appears to be about a nocturnal activity or event that the speaker and their group are initiating. The repeated lines "En la madrugada, nosotros somos los hacedores" translate to "In the early morning, we are the makers" or "we are the ones who make things happen" in English. The speaker mentions having a photo and money to pay, possibly alluding to some sort of transaction or deal that is taking place during this time.

The lines "Guardo una foto y no los conozco" mean "I keep a photo and don't know them" which may suggest that the speaker is involved in some kind of illegal or secretive activity with unknown people. The line "Miro mi foto, cierro las ventanas" can be interpreted as the speaker trying to keep their involvement hidden or private.

Overall, the song seems to be about a group of people engaging in an activity during the early morning hours that is shrouded in secrecy and perhaps even danger. The repetitive use of "Los hacedores" emphasizes the proactive and driving nature of the group, and their willingness to make things happen in the face of potential consequences.