“Mía” is a catchy urban-pop confession where Argentina’s Rusherking teams up with Venezuelan singer-rapper Micro TDH and producer Ron Carter to chase the blurry line between friendship and romance. The narrator is hooked on the thrill of being half-noticed: he likes that she ignores him because it proves she is hiding real feelings. This playful cat-and-mouse fuels his bold promise to make her “mía, solamente mía”—mine, and only mine—day and night.
Across the verses he lays out the depth of his obsession. He knows every lie, every quirky habit, and even offers to change his own ways just to keep her around as time races on. While she keeps things in the friend zone, he stays loyal, ignoring everyone else until she finally admits what they both feel. The result is a smooth mix of desire, vulnerability, and stubborn hope that turns a simple crush into an anthem about claiming love before it slips away.