Draws inspiration from the timeless Son Cubano and brings together two powerful collaborators. Indee, a Barcelona-based singer known for her vibrant hip-hop influences and bold performances, lends her distinctive voice and evocative lyrics, confronting themes of misogyny and resilience. Brazilian trumpeter Silvério Pontes, a master of samba and choro, adds a sophisticated layer of Latin jazz. The result is a track that acknowledges struggle while offering an open-ended message of courage and empowerment.