Lo Que Digan is Daniela Spalla’s defiant anthem about a love affair that burned bright until society poured cold water on it. The story begins like a speeding car with no brakes, two lovers racing sin frenos through spontaneous adventures, headed “directo a la locura.” Their world is playful, impulsive, and private, until outside voices start whispering that their bond is “raro” and “jamás funcionaría.” With every rumor, the partner loses nerve and stacks up “un muro de mentiras” that crushes the narrator’s trust.
In the chorus Spalla repeats the cutting line “A ti te importa tanto lo que digan,” turning it into both accusation and lament. The track becomes a cautionary tale about choosing appearances over authenticity. The narrator ultimately steps aside, half mocking and half heartbroken: if public opinion matters that much, let “ellos” warm those cold nights. Wrapped in infectious pop grooves, the song reminds us that living for other people’s approval can suffocate even the wildest, most exhilarating love.