Una Donna Che Conta

M¥SS KETA's song "Una Donna Che Conta" is a vibrant and unapologetic exploration of a woman's journey through different eras, relationships, and societal expectations. The lyrics are a candid recount of the protagonist's interactions with various men, each representing different facets of her life and the times she lived through. From Miguel with his Mustang to Donald obsessed with money, and Antonio with his indulgences, the song paints a vivid picture of a woman navigating the complexities of love, ambition, and identity.

The chorus, "Una donna che uno, due, una donna che conta," emphasizes the protagonist's self-worth and resilience. Despite not being a saint, she is a woman who counts, a woman who matters. The repetition of numbers and the phrase "una bionda che abbonda" (a blonde who abounds) further underscores her abundance in character and experiences. The song's timeline spans from the 1980s to the 2000s, highlighting the changing social landscapes and the protagonist's adaptability and strength.

M¥SS KETA's style is characterized by its boldness and raw honesty. The song's references to cultural icons, such as Wojtyla (Pope John Paul II) and Belen, add layers of cultural commentary and satire. The closing lines, where she addresses various people from her past, including famous names and personal acquaintances, create a sense of nostalgia and reflection. The mention of owing money and casual goodbyes adds a touch of humor and relatability, making the song a multifaceted narrative of a woman's life, her loves, and her enduring spirit.