Milionària

ROSALÍA's 'Milionària' is a satirical take on the pursuit of wealth and the opulent lifestyle that often accompanies it. Sung predominantly in Catalan, the song's title translates to 'Millionaire' in English, and it serves as a playful yet critical examination of materialism and the desire for financial abundance. The lyrics express a longing for the extravagant, from owning luxury cars to having a private island, and even the whimsical notion of being locked in famous museums like the Louvre or MACBA (Barcelona's Museum of Contemporary Art).

The repeated phrase 'Fucking money, man' underscores the obsession with money, suggesting that the pursuit of wealth is relentless and all-consuming. The mention of specific luxury items, such as Audemars and Hublot watches, and the act of hiring someone to open Christmas presents, paints a picture of excess and indulgence. However, the tone of the song, combined with ROSALÍA's delivery, hints at the absurdity of such desires, potentially critiquing the emptiness that can accompany a life focused solely on material gain.

ROSALÍA, a Spanish singer known for her modern interpretations of flamenco music and her incorporation of various genres, often explores themes of power, identity, and society in her work. 'Milionària' is no exception, as it reflects on the societal fixation with wealth and the lengths to which people will go to appear successful. The song's catchy beat and ROSALÍA's charismatic performance make it an engaging critique of materialism in contemporary culture.