Boa Menina – which literally means Good Girl – flips the old-fashioned idea of how a “proper” woman should behave. Fed up with empty talk and lackluster romance, Luísa Sonza kicks a dull partner to the curb and heads to the dance floor with her friends. Her message is clear: she will not waste time on people who try to control or judge her.
In the catchy chorus, she repeats “uma boa menina faz assim” (a good girl does it like this) while playfully commanding listeners to rebolar (shake), quicar (bounce), and take charge of their own pleasure. By turning the label boa menina into a badge of boldness, the song celebrates self-confidence, body positivity, and freedom. It’s an empowering anthem that reminds learners and listeners alike that being “good” simply means being true to yourself and having fun along the way.