Sou Má (feat. Tasha & Tracie)

LUDMILLA's song 'Sou Má,' featuring Tasha & Tracie, is a powerful declaration of self-confidence, empowerment, and resilience. The lyrics are a bold assertion of the artists' talents, success, and unapologetic attitude. The repeated phrase 'sou má,' which translates to 'I'm bad' or 'I'm tough,' serves as a mantra of strength and self-assurance. This song is a celebration of their achievements and a reminder of the hard work and talent required to reach their level of success.

The lyrics emphasize the difficulty of achieving their style, talent, and fortune, highlighting the unique qualities that set them apart. Lines like 'Difícil é pegar no estilo' (It's hard to get the style) and 'Difícil ter o meu talento' (It's hard to have my talent) underscore the challenges they have overcome. The song also touches on themes of dominance and control, with LUDMILLA proclaiming herself as the 'dona do gueto' (queen of the ghetto) and a force to be reckoned with.

In addition to themes of empowerment and resilience, the song also addresses societal perceptions and criticisms. The artists confront their detractors head-on, with lines like 'Xingam na net, não saem na mão' (They curse on the net, but don't fight in person) and 'Como que você me odeia ao mesmo tempo que se inspira?' (How can you hate me while being inspired by me?). This reflects their awareness of the scrutiny they face and their determination to rise above it. The song's confident and assertive tone, combined with its catchy beat, makes 'Sou Má' an anthem for anyone who has faced adversity and emerged stronger.