By Mila

Mila is a singer-songwriter from Mexico who first gained attention with her 2017 song "Irreverente." The track became something of a defiant anthem, though it also drew criticism from some listeners who found its lyrics too provocative. She followed it with other singles like "A Color" and "Aviso de Neón," and has worked with artists including Bad Bunny and Becky G.

Her music tends to blend urban and pop styles with elements drawn from traditional Mexican rhythms. She often writes about themes like female empowerment and social inequality, though she's been just as likely to face pushback as praise for how directly she addresses them. Songs like "Believe" and "Caer de Pie" continue in that vein, straightforward and unapologetic.

She performs with a band, and together they focus on a sound that feels both current and rooted. There's no grand arc or tidy resolution to her story so far, just a series of singles, some collaborations, and a sound that refuses to be easily categorized.