Perdidas Empoderadas (part. Paolita Suárez y Karina Torres)

Wendy Guevara's song "Perdidas Empoderadas," featuring Paolita Suárez and Karina Torres, is a powerful anthem of self-empowerment and self-love. The lyrics encourage listeners to embrace their unique identities and rise above societal judgments. The song opens with a call to lift one's head high, regardless of one's background or appearance, emphasizing the importance of self-worth and confidence. This message is particularly resonant for those who have felt marginalized or underestimated, urging them to recognize their own strength and potential.

The song's narrative continues with a metaphorical breaking of the mirror, symbolizing the shattering of self-doubt and the constraints imposed by others. By stepping out with confidence, represented by putting on high heels, the protagonist defies the notion of being a prisoner to others' perceptions. The repeated refrain "te dirán perdida, pero te amarán" (they'll call you lost, but they'll love you) highlights the paradox of being misunderstood yet ultimately admired for one's authenticity and resilience.

"Perdidas Empoderadas" also celebrates unity and solidarity among women, as the lyrics mention standing together with "hermanas" (sisters) and being "tendencia" (trending). This collective empowerment is a call to action for women to support each other and embrace their power. The song's vibrant energy and affirming message make it a rallying cry for self-acceptance and the pursuit of success, regardless of societal labels. It encourages listeners to "sal a la calle y disfruta" (go out and enjoy), reinforcing the idea that the path to success is through embracing one's true self and living life unapologetically.