“piercing girl”, the new single by Miranda Santizo

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The song talks about the importance of stopping looking for the perfect moment to enjoy the present.

National talent is full of surprises and proof of this is Miranda SantizoMexican artist who, after presenting her EP comfort and the simple “super flirty” this year, on this occasion it presents “piercing girl”a theme that invites you to stop overthinking things to let yourself go.

With “piercing girl”, Miranda He continues to explore a safer and more carefree facet of his project, focusing on that moment when overthinking a decision can end up getting complicated. However, it also invites us to embrace the chaos of everyday life without losing the focus surrounding the subject.

He track was written by the interpreter together with ANASOFartist originally from Oaxaca. Through this song, Miranda talks about listening to that inner voice that appears even when you still don’t have all the answers, because it is not always necessary to wait for the perfect moment to arrive to do what you want

This release comes after Miranda was selected for Apple Music Up Next Mexicoappeared on the cover of Alpha of Apple Musicand will even be part of the shows Kali Uchis in Mexico as the opening act, thus developing a new stage in his career and making it clear that, sometimes, it is okay to let go and enjoy the moment.

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