“Santo sálvame (Saint, save me),” repeats the catchy hook. Penned by both artists alongside Dallas K, Gale and Josh Barrios, “Santo” is about two people who are hooked on each other. Xtina and Ozuna collaborate for the first time on “Santos,” an infectious perreo helmed by producers Rafa Arcaute, Federico Vindver and Dallas K and co-produced by Sony executive Afo Verde. “Like a genie in a bottle, never,” she also sings. In the track, she even samples her 1999 hit but changes the narrative a bit. “You’re asking for me? I’ve arrived, I’ve arrived/ I’m perfect for you, I know it, I know it,” she chants. On this solo track, Xtina assures fans and listeners that she has arrived (and is here to stay) but more so, the lyrics are coquettish. La Fuerza kicks off with “Ya Llegué,” a sultry futuristic track that gradually turns into a hard-hitting reggaeton. A smooth guaracha that features heavy-hitters Becky G, Nathy Peluso and Nicki Nicole, who join Aguilera bringing in their own flair, “Pa’ Mis Muchachas” served as the first single from La Fuerza.
“A woman, so strong as I am today, was the one that showed me this flow,” Aguilera sings at the top of the song. Becky G, Nicki Nicole & Nathy PelusoĪn “homage to women,” as Christina Aguilera described the song, “Pa’ Mis Muchachas” is a modern-day girl-power anthem that honors the Latinas that came before us. “I don’t need anybody I do my own thing,” she sings.ĥ. In the lyrics, however, she keeps her essence, singing about being unique and independent. This club-friendly dance- pop track with thumping beats explores a different side of Xtina’s musical trajectory. In true Christina fashion, this song is another reminder of the strong and empowered woman she has become. It means a lot to me.”īelow, Billboard’s Latin staff ranked all six tracks on La Fuerza: This is me being me on my own journey of life. I’m still learning too and I’m not going to back down from something I’m truly passionate about because I’m scared or I’m afraid of what people will think. “It’s a layered journey I’ve been on but now having kids of my own, I want them to see that mommy doesn’t know everything. I don’t write in Spanish the way I do in English, but I know my heart,” she said. “It can be intimidating and scary to put yourself out there in a way you know will be challenging.
La Fuerza is not only an homage to her Latin roots but a project full of passion, innovation, exploration and, of course, powerhouse vocals. Now it’s coming from a deeper perspective and wanting to explore.” “Having been a mother, having experienced the career I have, I bring a different view and set of passions. “It’s been a project that I wanted to follow up for so long but I’m so happy that it’s happening now as a grown woman,” the Ecuadorian-American singer/songwriter previously told Billboard.
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