Tasmania

Sofía Gabanna's song 'Tasmania' is a powerful anthem of self-assertion and defiance against societal expectations. Born in the year 2000, Gabanna immediately sets the tone by rejecting the stereotypical labels and pressures often associated with Generation Z. She emphasizes her disinterest in materialism and the superficial aspects of modern life, such as constantly being on the phone or flaunting wealth. Instead, she focuses on her passion for becoming an MC and mastering her craft in the rap game.

The lyrics are filled with cultural references and metaphors that highlight Gabanna's confidence and resilience. She compares herself to Criss Cyborg, a renowned mixed martial artist, symbolizing her strength and determination to succeed in a male-dominated industry. The repeated phrase 'What happen mama?' followed by 'No pasa nada' (nothing happens) and 'fuck you al drama' (fuck you to the drama) showcases her nonchalant attitude towards negativity and drama, reinforcing her self-assured persona as the 'big mama.'

Gabanna also pays homage to iconic figures in the rap world, such as Biggie Smalls and Missy Elliott, indicating her deep respect for the genre's history and her desire to carve out her own space within it. The song's chorus, 'I’m a good girl with you, I’m a bad girl with me,' encapsulates the duality of her personality, embracing both her softer and tougher sides. The repeated declaration 'Today start my fest!' signifies a celebration of her individuality and the beginning of her journey on her own terms. 'Tasmania' is a bold statement of self-empowerment, authenticity, and the relentless pursuit of one's dreams.