Cadela

Urias' song 'Cadela' is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and defiance. The lyrics are filled with metaphors and imagery that convey a sense of liberation and strength. The opening lines, 'Tirei a focinheira e tô solta,' suggest breaking free from constraints and embracing one's true self. The reference to a 'coleira da Prada' and being a 'perra de raza' elevates the speaker's status, indicating that she is of high value and not to be underestimated.

The song also addresses the theme of respect and recognition. Urias asserts her dominance and worth, stating that even the favorite rappers of others cannot stop listening to her. This is a bold declaration of her influence and talent in the music industry. The lines 'Se me olhar de cima, eu viro o cão' and 'Tenho nada pra perder pra um bando de vira-lata' further emphasize her fearlessness and readiness to confront any challenges or detractors.

The chorus, 'Me chamam de cadela, cata a pedigree dela,' reclaims a derogatory term and turns it into a badge of honor. Urias is unapologetically herself, and she uses the term 'cadela' (bitch) to highlight her pedigree and worth. The repetitive commands 'Senta, deita, late, rola' mimic dog training commands, but in this context, they symbolize control and dominance over her own life and those who try to undermine her. The song's message is clear: Urias is here to mark her territory and assert her place in the world, using her strength and confidence to rise above any negativity.