LA REINA

In 'LA REINA,' Priscilla crafts a powerful anthem of self-confidence and empowerment. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who is not just a 'gata' (cat) but a 'leoa' (lioness), symbolizing strength, grace, and dominance. The repeated imagery of a lioness, with her brilliant paws and soft skin, underscores a duality of fierceness and elegance. This duality is further emphasized by the line 'Se eu rosnar, cê vai gostar' (If I growl, you'll like it), suggesting that her power and assertiveness are both captivating and respected.

The chorus, with its commanding 'Ah, la reina, deixa ela passar' (Ah, the queen, let her pass), reinforces the idea of a woman who commands attention and admiration. The phrase 'faço minha moda e essa nunca passa' (I make my fashion and it never goes out of style) highlights her individuality and timeless appeal. This line suggests that her unique style and presence are not just trends but enduring qualities that set her apart.

Priscilla's use of the lioness metaphor extends beyond physical attributes to encompass her demeanor and speech. Lines like 'A leoa tá na garra, tá na juba, tá na marra' (The lioness is in the claw, in the mane, in the attitude) and 'Tá no jeito que ela fala, ela é fina, felina-rawr' (It's in the way she speaks, she's fine, feline-rawr) illustrate a persona that is both refined and formidable. The song celebrates this powerful femininity, encouraging listeners to embrace their inner strength and uniqueness. By the end of the song, the repeated calls to 'deixa ela passar' (let her pass) serve as a reminder of the respect and space that such a powerful presence commands.