Ella (feat. Lizzy Parra)

The song 'Ella' by Wandê featuring Lizzy Parra is a powerful anthem of female empowerment and faith. The repeated phrase 'You can't flex on ella' sets the tone for the song, emphasizing that the women in the song are confident, unshakeable, and not to be underestimated. The word 'ella,' which means 'her' in Spanish, is used to represent all women, particularly those who are often underestimated or overlooked. The artists assert their strength and resilience, making it clear that they and their team have 'flava,' a term that signifies their unique style, confidence, and charisma.

Wandê and Lizzy Parra also highlight their faith in God as a source of their strength. Lines like 'El sucio pecado pana no me domina' (Dirty sin doesn't dominate me) and 'Tengo a Dios como testigo' (I have God as my witness) reflect their commitment to living a life guided by their spiritual beliefs. This faith is portrayed as a powerful force that helps them overcome challenges and stay true to themselves. The song blends English and Spanish, showcasing the artists' cultural backgrounds and making the message accessible to a broader audience.

The song also addresses the stereotypes and challenges that women, especially women of color, face in society. Lizzy Parra's verse, 'Me subestiman porque yo soy femina' (They underestimate me because I am a woman), directly confronts the biases that women encounter. By declaring 'Somos chicas con Dios' (We are girls with God), the artists emphasize that their faith and identity are intertwined, and they draw strength from both. The song's energetic beat and confident lyrics create an empowering atmosphere, encouraging listeners to embrace their own strength and faith.