The singer Metrika, whose real name is Thais Amores, is going through one of the most outstanding moments of her musical career. The artist has released 'La Orden', her second studio album. The album was released on October 30 and is composed of 15 songs and an introduction. In it, the artist mixes reggaeton, urban sounds, and musical references from the 2000s. The result is a conceptual project that combines black humor, fantasy, horror, and lyrics full of provocation.
Among the album's collaborations are names from the urban scene such as La Joaqui, Yeri Mua, Taichu, Sinaka, Kristina, Marce, DloMalo, and Juicy Bae. The singer works again with her usual producers, Chesyprod and D. Basto, to shape an album that presents a dark, dense sound with references to 2000s music. 'La Orden' is not limited solely to a collection of songs. The project develops a story divided into five trilogies, inspired by the five keys of Solomon. Through its themes, Metrika constructs a plot marked by jealousy and obsession: the protagonist becomes obsessed with her ex-partner's new partner, even going so far as to kill and consume her within the narrative.
The album's promotion also featured a very particular staging. Part of the recordings for the album's announcement were made in a house located on the outskirts, where Metrika gathered different content creators, tiktokers, and artists from the urban scene. Among the faces that participated in these recordings are rapper Yung Beef and singer L0rna, along with other well-known social media profiles. This gathering of artists and influencers has served to give visibility to the launch and reinforce the project's aesthetic, which combines music, characters, and its own audiovisual narrative.
In addition, the musical release is accompanied by an audiovisual proposal. The artist has participated in the creation of 'Dikys Protection Program', a musical short film that expands the album's story and uses three of its songs to bring its universe to the cinema. The production features different cameos from well-known faces, including Yung Beef, L0rna, Juicy BAE, Kristina, and Yenesi.
Metrika calls for supporting the general strike on 11N: "There should be a proletarian revolution"
Beyond her new musical work, Metrika has also taken advantage of the presentation of her short film to speak out about the social situation and the mobilizations for the right to housing. The singer has publicly shown her support for the general strike called for next November 11 and has asked her followers to participate in the protests.
During her speech to the media, the artist went beyond the call for mobilization and also advocated for a consumer strike. "Of course, there must be a consumer strike too. Don't put gas in that day, don't buy anything that day, don't go out on the street that day, don't turn on the light. Come on, everything you can avoid consuming. We have to go on a consumer strike, girls," she affirmed. The singer also recalled her participation in the encampment at Puerta del Sol in Madrid, where she went to support the demands related to access to housing. In an interview with 'Nuebo' magazine, she explained that she had been present and had brought products and materials that the campers needed.
"It has had a political impact, but it is not enough," she noted. In that same conversation, she argued that the mobilizations should learn from the French protests and their forms of organization. In addition, she made one of the most forceful statements of these days: "There should be a proletarian revolution." Metrika also referred to the political situation and the upcoming general elections on November 29. The artist defended that public representatives must be at the service of the citizenry and assured that, although she has made mistakes, there is something she is clear about: "I have never been right-wing."
Metrika's greetings with Irene Montero and Ada Colau during the presentation of her short film
The presentation of 'Dikys Protection Program' has also left several moments that have begun to circulate on social media. Among them, Metrika's encounters with MEP Irene Montero and former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau stand out. The singer's relationship with Irene Montero had already attracted attention days before.
On October 27, the politician published a video on TikTok referencing Metrika using a platform trend. The post featured the phrase "The girl listens to Metrika, she has good taste", a gesture that resonated on social media. Now, during the presentation of her new audiovisual project, the artist has met with both political representatives. Two videos published on TikTok show the greetings and shared moments between Metrika, Irene Montero, and Ada Colau, images that have sparked curiosity among the singer's followers.
The coincidence between the three comes in a week marked by Metrika's musical release, her statements about the 11N strike, and her participation in housing-related mobilizations. A few days of public activity in which the singer has taken her new project beyond music and has once again placed herself at the center of the conversation on social media.
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