Ana Bacalhau’s “Que Me Interessa A Mim” is a fiery declaration of independence that invites you to lace up your own boots and stomp to your own rhythm. The Portuguese singer brushes off every unsolicited opinion with a playful laugh, telling critics that only she knows where she is headed. Each verse is powered by the idea that true freedom comes from trusting your inner compass: when someone tells her “não vás” (don’t go), that is exactly when she sets off; when they insist “não dás” (you won’t give), she pours out everything she has. The song celebrates the thrill of risk, the courage to invent your own place in the world, and the joy of laughing last.
Listening to this track feels like a pep-talk and a carnival rolled into one. Bacalhau’s confident vocals and upbeat groove make the message impossible to ignore: pain or no pain, this road is mine. It is an anthem for anyone who has ever been told they are on the wrong path, reminding us that the ultimate victory is not proving others wrong, but delighting in the journey that is uniquely our own.