The song embraces the term 'zorra', which is the feminine version of 'zorro'. While 'zorro' means the cool good guy, 'zorra' means slut. Nebulossa is trying to delete this negative connotation, and I'm here for it!!!
wow! that’s actually awesome! thanks for letting me know! ☺️ i didn’t have the time to dig into the lyrics of it yet however based on the info you just shared, i have difficulty understanding the staging. does it fully make sense to have two men dancing and then them showing skin in the second half of the song when you fully read the lyrics of the song or did she just simply wanted to go for a sexy staging? she’s also fully covered, maybe she’s actually trying to tell a story? idk but i’ll look more into it ☺️
If it were a man singing and there were girls dancing in those clothes, many people wouldn't be surprised. That everyone has to be free to dress, party... however they want, of course, women too! feminist song and freedom for all equally
@@marcoobesomuniz4415 personally, i always look for a connection between the staging and the song if the song is telling a story/has an actual message. also i did not mean i was surprised, i did not understand the connection of the staging to the meaning of the song. i think it would make a lot more sense if she (as she describes herself as a zorra) had ‘zorras’ alongside her but that’s just my opinion 😂 that’s why i asked if she meant to tell a story on the stage that she couldn’t show any skin (because she wasn’t, however the guys were), for instance, bc she’d instantly become a ‘zorra’ but men can because zorros are ‘cool guys’ and can do whatever they want and not be called any names…
nooo my friend said she won because the Spanish men voted for her 😂 i hope she somehow shows what the song is actually telling on the stage on eurovision! during the performance i didn’t have the chance to translate the lyrics and didn’t understand what she was singing about, and i don’t think her staging told the story so if she manages to have a staging that properly tells the story of the song, she can be very successful!
yes as it should! i believe if she can deliver the meaning of the song on the stage, she can be very successful! the song is a banger and best of luck in May!
i don’t understand what you fully meant due to translation but after digging into the lyrics deeply, i really like the song now. she’s my 3rd as of now, but i can’t speak for my friend 😂 i’d still personally prefer caliente due to my own musical taste but zorra is pretty good as well.
I have to say that It was not my favourite but, honestly, I couldn't understand what has Jorge's song to be so appreciated abroad. I do appreciate his effort and he has a good voice but The song itself is boring. It become my 7th.
@@LordGayder i think for foreigners like me; it feels super “Spanish”, it is upbeat & fun, very catchy melody & also now that i think of it, maybe it has a ‘despacito’ vibe?
@@adsmusicalworld thanks. I don't think It represent Spanish sound (neithern Slowmo) It more latinamerican. But after Channel, so close in time, i Guess It was not the correct moment to bring a song like this one. Comparations are evil. He did a great effort but ... at The ende, for me, It ends as a wannabe (I believe this is the correct expresión in English) something between Channel with some Agoney's moments. However he ended number 3 inbaudience votes so... Nota bad at all. I believe he is going to have a lot of success as ge got a lot of visibility.
@@LordGayder i agree with you that slomo is more on the latin side but i honestly feel “Spain” with Caliente as a foreigner 😂 in my mind, one part of spain is flamenco (like her majesty the queen Blanca Paloma 🤍 and karmento) and one part is Caliente 😂 but as a Turkish person, when a foreigner tells me a song feels “Turkish” to them, i mostly want to disagree so i understand how you feel. Zorra is a great choice but she needs to work on the staging to accurately deliver the message of the song. while you guys may like the staging, as a non-spanish speaker i wouldn’t have known the meaning of the song if I didn’t dig into the translation of the lyrics and i liked the song a lot after that. so, in order to get the viewers interested and voting, the staging must be revised in my opinion. best of luck in May! 🇹🇷♥️🇪🇸
The song embraces the term 'zorra', which is the feminine version of 'zorro'. While 'zorro' means the cool good guy, 'zorra' means slut. Nebulossa is trying to delete this negative connotation, and I'm here for it!!!
wow! that’s actually awesome! thanks for letting me know! ☺️ i didn’t have the time to dig into the lyrics of it yet however based on the info you just shared, i have difficulty understanding the staging. does it fully make sense to have two men dancing and then them showing skin in the second half of the song when you fully read the lyrics of the song or did she just simply wanted to go for a sexy staging? she’s also fully covered, maybe she’s actually trying to tell a story? idk but i’ll look more into it ☺️
If it were a man singing and there were girls dancing in those clothes, many people wouldn't be surprised.
That everyone has to be free to dress, party... however they want, of course, women too!
feminist song and freedom for all equally
@@marcoobesomuniz4415 personally, i always look for a connection between the staging and the song if the song is telling a story/has an actual message. also i did not mean i was surprised, i did not understand the connection of the staging to the meaning of the song. i think it would make a lot more sense if she (as she describes herself as a zorra) had ‘zorras’ alongside her but that’s just my opinion 😂 that’s why i asked if she meant to tell a story on the stage that she couldn’t show any skin (because she wasn’t, however the guys were), for instance, bc she’d instantly become a ‘zorra’ but men can because zorros are ‘cool guys’ and can do whatever they want and not be called any names…
You Said spanish man singing zorra? Noo this song is for the women💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
nooo my friend said she won because the Spanish men voted for her 😂 i hope she somehow shows what the song is actually telling on the stage on eurovision! during the performance i didn’t have the chance to translate the lyrics and didn’t understand what she was singing about, and i don’t think her staging told the story so if she manages to have a staging that properly tells the story of the song, she can be very successful!
No sé de dónde son ustedes. Pero ZORRA 🦊 es todo un himno y está a tope de visualizaciones en todas partes y en Spotify. Arriba Nebulossa
yes as it should! i believe if she can deliver the meaning of the song on the stage, she can be very successful! the song is a banger and best of luck in May!
11:13 ojala, seria un lugar mejor
11:28 Y tu gustos seran muy refinados no? ser naquita no es sinonimo de clase y gusto aviso
i don’t understand what you fully meant due to translation but after digging into the lyrics deeply, i really like the song now. she’s my 3rd as of now, but i can’t speak for my friend 😂 i’d still personally prefer caliente due to my own musical taste but zorra is pretty good as well.
I have to say that It was not my favourite but, honestly, I couldn't understand what has Jorge's song to be so appreciated abroad. I do appreciate his effort and he has a good voice but The song itself is boring. It become my 7th.
@@LordGayder i think for foreigners like me; it feels super “Spanish”, it is upbeat & fun, very catchy melody & also now that i think of it, maybe it has a ‘despacito’ vibe?
@@adsmusicalworld thanks. I don't think It represent Spanish sound (neithern Slowmo) It more latinamerican. But after Channel, so close in time, i Guess It was not the correct moment to bring a song like this one. Comparations are evil. He did a great effort but ... at The ende, for me, It ends as a wannabe (I believe this is the correct expresión in English) something between Channel with some Agoney's moments. However he ended number 3 inbaudience votes so... Nota bad at all. I believe he is going to have a lot of success as ge got a lot of visibility.
@@LordGayder i agree with you that slomo is more on the latin side but i honestly feel “Spain” with Caliente as a foreigner 😂 in my mind, one part of spain is flamenco (like her majesty the queen Blanca Paloma 🤍 and karmento) and one part is Caliente 😂 but as a Turkish person, when a foreigner tells me a song feels “Turkish” to them, i mostly want to disagree so i understand how you feel.
Zorra is a great choice but she needs to work on the staging to accurately deliver the message of the song. while you guys may like the staging, as a non-spanish speaker i wouldn’t have known the meaning of the song if I didn’t dig into the translation of the lyrics and i liked the song a lot after that. so, in order to get the viewers interested and voting, the staging must be revised in my opinion. best of luck in May! 🇹🇷♥️🇪🇸
But Spain finally sent Sam Smith's two brothers to the Eurovision
Spain has no taste? Gurl this song is defending your freedom, in Portugal we are obssesed with this song🎉