Mulher Foda

Simone Mendes' song 'Mulher Foda' is a powerful anthem of female empowerment and self-worth. The lyrics tell the story of a woman who refuses to be disrespected or mistreated by her partner. The opening lines, 'Abaixa esse tom de voz / Quem cê pensa que é?' set the tone for the song, as the protagonist demands respect and challenges her partner's authority. This confrontation is a crucial moment of self-assertion, emphasizing that respect is a fundamental requirement in any relationship.

The song continues to highlight the protagonist's strength and refusal to tolerate any form of disrespect. Lines like 'Eu sou mulher demais / Pra engolir sapo calada' illustrate her determination to stand up for herself and not remain silent in the face of mistreatment. The metaphor of 'engolir sapo' (swallowing a frog) is a vivid way to describe enduring something unpleasant, and the protagonist's refusal to do so underscores her self-respect and resilience.

As the song progresses, the protagonist makes it clear that she will not accept any attempts at reconciliation from her partner, who has already lost her trust and respect. The repeated refrain, 'E conta pra ele o que você fez / Que uma mulher foda virou sua ex,' serves as a powerful reminder of her worth and the consequences of her partner's actions. The term 'mulher foda' (badass woman) is a celebration of her strength, independence, and self-worth. The song ultimately conveys a message of empowerment, encouraging women to recognize their value and not settle for anything less than they deserve.