Ready to break some rules? In “LAS CHICAS MALAS DESAFINAN,” Ukrainian icon Ruslana crashes the velvet-rope world of VIP clubs and polite society, shaking it up with stomping beats and a fearless grin. She sings as the ultimate rebel who doesn’t need anyone’s permission to speak, shout or even sing off-key. Roses fly at her feet, critics mumble behind their phones, but she keeps strutting through Madrid, turning every doubtful whisper into fuel for her fire.
The chorus hammers home the message: when “bad girls” refuse to be silenced, their voices might clash with polite harmony, yet that raw dissonance sparks real change. Ruslana invites listeners to own their truth, ignore tone-policing, and embrace every “wrong” note as a badge of honor. It is an anthem of self-confidence, feminist defiance, and unstoppable energy—perfect for anyone who has ever been told to quiet down and chooses, instead, to turn the volume all the way up.