Fina

Album: Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana (2023)
Charted: 14
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Songfacts®:

  • Here, Bad Bunny links up with his fellow Puerto Rican rapper and singer-songwriter Young Miko. The hip-hop song shouts out living life your way and owning your sexuality without shame.
  • Young Miko is openly lesbian. In her verse, she raps about a girl from the streets she fancies.

    Bad Bunny spits sexually explicit tales of hookups in his verse. The women he engages with are in control, knowing what they want, liberated in every way. Autonomy, cash, and power, they got it all.
  • The song title comes from Young Miko's chorus.

    Si las más puta' son las más fina'
    Digan lo que digan, vamo' a gozarno' la vida


    It translates into English as:
    If the finest are the sluttiest
    Whatever they say, we're gonna enjoy life


    Young Miko is saying you can be classy and still own your sexuality, flaunt it, and be proud.
  • The chorus and post-chorus samples Puerto Rican rapper and singer Tego Calederon's 2003 reggaeton hit, "Pa Que Retozen."
  • Bad Bunny's go-to producers Smash David, MAG and La Paciencia created the head-bobbing beat with Foreign Teck, Nico Baran and Patron.
  • The song debuted at #14 on the Hot 100. It was Young Miko's second appearance on the chart following her reggaeton collaboration with Feid, "Classy 101," which peaked at #99 in July 2023.

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