Puta Cara

Anitta's song 'Puta Cara' is a bold and provocative track that delves into themes of sexual empowerment and self-confidence. The lyrics, which are a mix of Spanish and Portuguese, showcase Anitta's characteristic playful and assertive style. The song opens with voices questioning the identity and audacity of a woman, setting the stage for a narrative about owning one's sexuality and power.

The chorus of the song, with its repetitive structure, emphasizes physical movements and body parts, celebrating physical freedom and the joy of dancing. Anitta uses the term 'puta cara' not in a derogatory sense, but rather as a powerful reclaiming of words that are typically used to shame. By repeating these words, she transforms them into a chant of empowerment. The lyrics 'Puta gostosinha, ai! Gosto-gosto-gostosinho' play with Brazilian slang, where 'gostosinha' can mean tasty or attractive, adding a layer of flirtatious fun to the song.

The verses of 'Puta Cara' speak to a direct and unapologetic expression of desires. Anitta talks about getting what she wants, asking to be spoken to in a 'bad' way, and the playful, risqué act of lifting her skirt, which all tie back to the theme of sexual liberation and autonomy. The repeated line 'É putaria, bebê' (It's debauchery, baby) encapsulates the song's embrace of pleasure and enjoyment, free from societal judgments. Anitta's music often includes such themes, challenging traditional norms and encouraging her listeners to embrace their own identities and desires.