Released in late 2023 during her Funk Generation era, “Mil Veces” trades flashy production for stillness. It’s the kind of track that doesn’t raise its voice but still manages to take up space.
In interviews and behind the scenes content, she emphasizes that the video isn’t about toxic love or suffering, it’s about the kind of relationship that pulls you back because of intense chemistry and deep emotional or physical connection.
“Mil Veces” translates to “A Thousand Times,” and it’s about exactly that: returning to someone over and over again, even when you know how the story ends. It’s about the everyday ache of being stuck in a cycle you can’t quit.
Måneskin’s frontman, Damiano David, plays Anitta’s love interest in the video. Their connection feels messy and intimate, like two people who don’t know how to stop circling each other. It’s like watching a couple in real life, not a scripted love story.
The lyrics cut straight through. “Aunque duela, vuelvo a ti” (“Even if it hurts, I come back to you”) doesn’t need poetic dressing. It says everything as it is. That’s what makes it feel honest.
There’s no drama queen energy. No one’s playing the victim or villain. It’s just two people caught in something they don’t know how to leave.
When the video dropped, fans across social media said it felt like the most real thing Anitta had done in a while. Comments weren’t about her look or the set. They were about how it felt. People saw themselves in it. That endless loop of almost-love? It’s too familiar.
Instead of chasing the biggest drop or collab, there’s more focus on quiet, emotional moments. It’s not just about the beat anymore, it’s about the story.
This song could’ve easily gotten lost in the streaming shuffle. But it didn’t, because it said something real. Not flashy, not viral, just true.
It captures that strange place where love and habit blur. Where you don’t even know why you’re still in it—you just are.
And that’s why it matters. Anitta stripped everything back and trusted us to feel what she felt. No extras. Just the story, the pain, and the choice to live it one more time.
Now, the song is blowing up on TikTok. It’s proof that something this soft-spoken can still go loud online. If you haven’t watched it yet —or heard the song in full— it’s worth stopping what you’re doing and giving it your full attention.
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