Fria

Anitta's song 'Fria' delves into the complexities of a relationship where one partner is emotionally detached, despite the magnetic attraction that exists. The lyrics, sung in a mix of Spanish and English, express the protagonist's acknowledgment of being harmful to their partner, yet there's an irresistible allure to the forbidden, which keeps drawing the partner back. Anitta uses the metaphor of coldness to describe her emotional state, contrasting with the warmth sought by her lover.

The chorus, 'Uh, how that feel? Adicción a lo mío,' translates to 'How does that feel? Addiction to what's mine,' suggesting a dynamic where the partner is addicted to the thrill, despite the emotional chill. Anitta's repeated assertion that she is 'fría de querer' or 'cold in loving' serves as a stark reminder of her unavailability and the futility of her partner's attempts to change her. This theme of unattainable change and the cycle of attraction and repulsion forms the core of the song's narrative.

Anitta, a Brazilian artist known for her vibrant and eclectic musical style, often incorporates themes of empowerment and self-awareness in her music. 'Fria' is a reflection of such themes, where she portrays a strong, independent character who is aware of her emotional limitations and the impact they have on her relationships. The song's catchy rhythm and bilingual lyrics not only make it accessible to a diverse audience but also highlight the universal nature of such emotionally complex relationships.