Fã Incubado

PRISCILLA's song 'Fã Incubado' is a bold and confident anthem that explores themes of self-empowerment and the thin line between love and hate. The lyrics are rich with cultural references, particularly to the iconic telenovela 'La Usurpadora,' where the protagonist, Paola Bracho, is known for her duality and cunning nature. By comparing herself to both Paulina and Paola, PRISCILLA highlights her versatility and resilience, suggesting that she can be both kind and fierce, depending on the situation.

The song delves into the complexities of relationships, particularly focusing on a person who pretends to dislike her but is actually a 'fã encubado'—a hidden fan. This term cleverly flips the script on the traditional 'hater,' suggesting that those who criticize her are secretly admirers. The repeated line 'Assume que tu gosta de mim' (Admit that you like me) serves as a powerful call for honesty and self-awareness, challenging the listener to confront their true feelings.

PRISCILLA also emphasizes her independence and self-worth, making it clear that she doesn't need anyone's validation. Lines like 'Eu sei que dói me ver livre assim' (I know it hurts to see me free like this) underscore her liberation from toxic relationships and societal expectations. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy chorus make it not just a declaration of self-love but also an empowering anthem for anyone who has ever felt underestimated or misunderstood.

The song's bridge, with its Spanish lyrics 'Bésame, pero recuerda / A ti nunca me entregaré' (Kiss me, but remember / I will never give myself to you), adds an extra layer of defiance and independence. It reinforces the idea that while she may entertain affection, she will never lose herself in the process. 'Fã Incubado' is a celebration of self-empowerment, resilience, and the complex dynamics of admiration and envy.