Chanel No.5

'Chanel No.5' it's a song that sums up the seduction, female power and emotional manipulation of the singer. The lyrics explore the protagonist's ability to control and influence the men around her, using her looks and charm as weapons. The title refers to the iconic Chanel No.5 perfume, a symbol of elegance and sophistication, which is used here as a metaphor for the power of attraction and the ability to leave an indelible mark.

The song's protagonist describes herself as a 'cute girl with a sick mind', indicating a duality between her innocent appearance and manipulative intentions. She knows exactly how to 'play her cards' and 'make him feel alive' with a simple perfume spray. The lyrics also make several cultural references, such as Murakami, a Japanese artist known for his complex and colorful works, and Tarantino, famous for his violent and stylized films. These references help paint a picture of a woman who is both sophisticated and dangerous.

In addition, the song touches on themes of independence and self-sufficiency. The protagonist sees herself as a 'wild horse' that no one has yet managed to tame. She is the protagonist of her own life, not an extra. This self-confidence is reinforced by the repetition of the chorus, where she says that if she wants a man, he will be hers and that she knows exactly how to mess with his mind. The song, therefore, is a celebration of female power and a woman's ability to control her own destiny and those around her.