Seidy La Niña has surprised her followers with the release of her new song "Wa Wa Wa," a track dedicated to those who suffer from envy and frustration.
The song was released alongside a music video where the Cuban singer appears dressed as a sexy nurse, solidifying her provocative and authentic style.
"A partir de ahora hay que coger la cola. Y si dicen Cuba, hay que empezar por mí,” says the artist. She also joked with that sarcastic touch that has become characteristic of her: “If you know someone who suffers from envy or frustration… Tylenol for the pain”.
The track, now available on YouTube and digital platforms, comes loaded with powerful messages and some jabs that do not go unnoticed.
“I don't care if you didn't like it / I don't care if you don't want me / I don't care if you can't stand me / Those who can, can; those who can't, ENDURE.” This is a part of the song that clearly expresses her defiant and empowered stance.
With "Wa Wa Wa," Seidy aims to reaffirm her place in Cuban urban music, setting trends with her unique style and straightforward messages.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Seidy La Niña and her new song "Wa Wa Wa"
What is the new song "Wa Wa Wa" by Seidy La Niña about?
The song "Wa Wa Wa" by Seidy La Niña is dedicated to those who suffer from envy and frustration. The track includes challenging and empowering messages, reaffirming her unique style in Cuban urban music. The singer employs a provocative and straightforward tone to make it clear that negative opinions do not affect her.
Where can you listen to the song "Wa Wa Wa"?
"Wa Wa Wa" is available on YouTube and digital platforms. The release of the track was accompanied by a music video that highlights Seidy La Niña's provocative style, solidifying her presence in the urban genre.
How does Seidy La Niña respond to criticism about her appearance on social media?
Seidy La Niña adopts a firm and straightforward approach to respond to criticism about her appearance. The artist defends her right to present herself naturally and to celebrate her body just as it is, without the need for filters or edits. With her usual carefree style, Seidy emphasizes the importance of self-love and acceptance.
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