“Respeita As Mina” is Kell Smith’s vibrant anthem for women who own their style, their voice, and their freedom. From short skirts to sneakers, the singer celebrates every fashion choice as an act of self-expression, not an invitation for judgment. She flips the spotlight away from outside approval and back onto female autonomy, chanting that a woman’s body, rules, and joy belong only to her. The catchy refrain respeita as mina (respect the girls) hammers home a simple demand: basic respect, every day, everywhere.
Beyond the groove, the track packs a fearless feminist manifesto. Kell name-checks iconic Brazilian “Marias” and global heroines like Frida Kahlo, reminding listeners that the fight is for equality, not a role reversal. She calls out wage gaps, street harassment, and token gestures like flowers on International Women’s Day, urging genuine change instead. The song’s electric mix of hip-hop swagger and samba swing turns activism into a dance-floor rally, inspiring everyone to crank up the volume and champion a world where girls can run, play, drive, and dream like a menina—with pride and without fear.