Que Mimporta

Bebe's song 'Que Mimporta' is a powerful anthem of self-expression and liberation. The lyrics convey a sense of living in the moment and rejecting societal expectations. The repeated question, 'Qué me importa a mi qué traje vestiré mañana?' ('What do I care what suit I will wear tomorrow?'), emphasizes the artist's disregard for superficial concerns and materialism. Instead, Bebe focuses on the present, expressing a desire for dynamism and passion, as seen in lines like 'Hoy deseo dinamita, que tengo la sangre apretaíta' ('Today I desire dynamite, my blood is tight'). This metaphorical language suggests a yearning for intensity and authenticity in life.

The song also explores themes of love and desire, with Bebe expressing a raw and unfiltered approach to relationships. She speaks of giving herself fully and unconditionally, 'Te dejaré me pongas la correa corta' ('I will let you put a short leash on me'), but also asserts her independence and strength, 'Si no, me doy media vuelta caminando sobre mis botas' ('If not, I turn around walking on my boots'). This duality highlights the balance between vulnerability and empowerment, a recurring theme in Bebe's music.

Cultural references and vivid imagery enrich the song, painting a picture of a woman who is both fierce and adaptable. Bebe describes herself as a 'gamberra' (a troublemaker) and likens her spirit to that of a wild animal, 'Soy extrema y dura, y a mi qué más me da lo que de mi quieran pensar' ('I am extreme and tough, and I don't care what they think of me'). This defiance against societal norms and the embrace of one's true nature is a central message of the song. Bebe's unique blend of flamenco, rock, and pop elements further amplifies the song's rebellious and passionate tone, making 'Que Mimporta' a celebration of individuality and freedom.