Mi Va

In 'Mi Va,' Zaz passionately rejects materialism and societal expectations, advocating instead for a life of simplicity, freedom, and genuine happiness. The song opens with a series of rejections of luxurious items and experiences, such as a suite at a grand hotel, Chanel jewelry, and a limousine with a chauffeur. These symbols of wealth and status are dismissed as unnecessary and unfulfilling. Zaz's disdain for these material possessions underscores her desire for a more meaningful and authentic existence.

The chorus of 'Mi Va' is a celebration of freedom, joy, love, and simplicity. Zaz expresses a longing to 'die of happiness,' a hyperbolic way of emphasizing her desire to live life to the fullest, unencumbered by societal pressures and superficial values. She invites listeners to join her in this pursuit of a more genuine and fulfilling life, free from clichés and pretenses. This message resonates with those who feel constrained by societal norms and yearn for a more liberated and authentic way of living.

Throughout the song, Zaz also critiques the hypocrisy and falseness she perceives in society. She rejects the 'politically correct' and the 'galateo' (etiquette), advocating instead for honesty and authenticity. By welcoming everyone into her reality, where every glance holds more truth, Zaz creates a vision of a world where people are free to be themselves without fear of judgment or pretense. This vision is both inspiring and empowering, encouraging listeners to embrace their true selves and seek out genuine connections and experiences.