Fala Mal de Mim
LUDMILLA Lyrics

In Ludmilla's song "Fala Mal de Mim," the artist speaks to critics who speak poorly of her in her absence. She starts by warning them not to look away, as they will miss the "bonde," or the group of people she is accompanied by. She then makes it clear that if they try to start trouble, they will get hit. She then acknowledges that the girls in the area are always watching her and imitating her, no matter what she does. She mentions that they talk about her hair and makeup, but she doesn't care because she knows they will do so regardless. She also mentions that she doesn't send messages through other people, and that the critics shouldn't try to start drama with her.

Ludmilla continues by telling the critics that talking behind her back will not get them far. She warns them that if they get in her way, they will get lost. She then calls out one particular critic, whom she calls a "recalcada," which means a person who is jealous or envious. Finally, she tells this critic that it's pointless to talk badly about her, as the critic is secretly a fan.

Overall, the song is a message to critics to stop talking badly about her in her absence. Ludmilla asserts her own power and strength, warning her critics that she won't tolerate any disrespect. Ultimately, she suggests that her critics should simply come out as fans rather than trying to bring her down.