Amiga Ya Mató (feat. Best)

Fran Maira's song 'Amiga Ya Mató (feat. Best)' is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and independence. The lyrics convey a strong message of self-worth and confidence, particularly from a female perspective. The protagonist of the song is unapologetically herself, embracing her freedom and rejecting societal expectations of needing a man to feel complete. The line 'Amor no hace falta que llores si no me tienes' (Love, you don't need to cry if you don't have me) underscores this sentiment, highlighting that she doesn't need anyone's validation to feel valuable.

The song also delves into themes of social status and self-sufficiency. The protagonist mentions maintaining her lifestyle through platforms like OnlyFans, indicating a modern approach to financial independence. The lyrics 'Pa qué quiero un hombre si yo varios tengo' (Why would I want one man if I have several) and 'Con el Only a unos cuantos mantengo' (With OnlyFans, I support a few) reflect a rejection of traditional relationships and a celebration of autonomy. This is further emphasized by the line 'Me puse rica y no para ti' (I got rich, and not for you), which signifies that her success is self-made and not for the benefit of anyone else.

Cultural references in the song, such as mentions of perreo (a style of dance associated with reggaeton) and Ñengo (likely referring to Ñengo Flow, a well-known reggaeton artist), root the song in contemporary Latin music culture. These references add layers to the song's narrative, situating the protagonist in a vibrant, dynamic social scene where she thrives on her own terms. The collaboration with Best also adds a layer of camaraderie and mutual support among women, reinforcing the song's themes of empowerment and independence.