Sou Má (feat. LUDMILLA)

The song 'Sou Má' by Tasha & Tracie, featuring LUDMILLA, is a powerful anthem of self-confidence and empowerment. The lyrics are a bold declaration of the artists' talents, success, and unapologetic attitude. The repeated phrase 'sou má' (which translates to 'I'm bad' or 'I'm tough') serves as a mantra of self-assurance, emphasizing their dominance and prowess in their field. The song opens with a catchy, repetitive beat that sets the tone for the assertive and confident lyrics that follow.

LUDMILLA's verse highlights her control and influence, particularly in the context of the 'gueto' (ghetto), where she positions herself as a powerful figure. The lyrics 'Dona do gueto, eu sou de raça' (Queen of the ghetto, I am of race) underline her pride in her heritage and her commanding presence. The use of metaphors like 'abracadabra' and 'pow, homens no chão' (pow, men on the ground) adds a magical and almost superhero-like quality to her persona, reinforcing her strength and impact.

Tasha & Tracie's contributions further the theme of empowerment, with lines that celebrate their confidence and success. They address the challenges they face, such as being labeled as 'arrogant' or dealing with online hate, but they remain unfazed, focusing on their goals and achievements. The lyrics 'Dinheiro no meu bolso, eu sei que te incomoda' (Money in my pocket, I know it bothers you) reflect their unapologetic success and the envy it might provoke. The song's overall message is one of resilience, self-belief, and the celebration of their identity and accomplishments.