“RESPEITA” is Ana Cañas’ fiery battle-cry for every woman who has ever been talked over, pushed around, or made to feel small. Over pulsating beats, she flips the spotlight onto disrespectful words and abusive gestures, warning that silence is not consent and that a woman’s body is ruled by one law only — her own. The song calls out harassment in everyday life, exposes the pain hidden behind forced smiles, and refuses to let cynicism or confusion blur the truth: abuse is abuse.
At its core, this anthem is a bold invitation to a new kind of “fun,” one where all participants freely agree and no one’s boundaries are crossed. Ana’s repeated chant “Respeita as mina” (“Respect the girls”) turns into a rallying chorus that demands safety, dignity, and peace for women everywhere. Powerful, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore, “RESPEITA” is more than a song — it’s a movement in three minutes, urging listeners to stand tall, speak up, and let the light of resistance shine on.