"Zorra" () is a song recorded by Spanish singer

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. It was released by Aftercluv Dance Lab and

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on 12 December 2019. It was written by Bad Gyal,

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and Te Whiti Warbrick, and produced by Sickdrumz and Scott Storch. Considered a

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song, Bad Gyal reappropiates Spanish misogynistic slur and uses it on an unfaithful man.

Music video

The accompanying

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for "Zorra" was released along with the song on 12 December 2019 on Bad Gyal's

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channel. The video was produced by

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, and directed by Manson. It was filmed in July 2019 in the ,

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Credits and personnel

Credits adapted from

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– vocals, songwriting *

– songwriting, production, keyboards * Te Whiti Warbrick – songwriting * Sickdrumz – production * John Greenham – mastering

Charts

Weekly charts

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Certifications

Remix

On 21 January 2021 Bad Gyal released a remix of "Zorra" along with Puerto Rican singer

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. Shortly after the song release, Bad Gyal was criticized for choosing a man instead of a woman for a remix of the song; "Zorra", some say, lost meaning with the collaboration.

Music video

The accompanying music video for "Zorra (remix)" was released along with the song on 21 January 2021. The video was directed by Pawla Casanovas and Javier Peralvo.

Release history

References

2019 singles 2019 songs 2021 singles Bad Gyal songs Interscope Records singles Male–female vocal duets Music controversies Music videos shot in Spain Songs about infidelity Songs with feminist themes Songs written by el Guincho Songs written by Rauw Alejandro Songs written by Scott Storch Song recordings produced by el Guincho Song recordings produced by Scott Storch Spanish-language songs Universal Music Group singles {{song-stub