CUNTISSIMO Lyrics – MARINA

CUNTISSIMO Lyrics by MARINA is a new english song by MARINA. The track is released on MARINA’s official YouTube channel, written by MARINA, produced by MARINA & CJ Baran, and delivers a vibrant, empowering, and unapologetically bold musical experience. Though not tied to a specific album at the time of release, “CUNTISSIMO” radiates MARINA’s signature style—flamboyant, fierce, and deeply self-assured.

Lyrically, CUNTISSIMO is a declaration of radical self-love and personal freedom. MARINA uses vivid imagery and pop culture references to celebrate feminine power, independence, and emotional liberation. The song’s title and refrain reclaim a provocative word as a mantra of strength and confidence, offering a playful yet assertive anthem for anyone refusing to dim their light for others. With themes of self-worth, resilience, and glamorized rebellion, the lyrics weave a narrative of reclaiming agency and rejecting societal pressures.

CUNTISSIMO Details

Song	CUNTISSIMO
Artists	MARINA
Written By	MARINA
Produced By	MARINA & CJ Baran
Language	English

CUNTISSIMO Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Ah, I’m a star, I’m a star, I’m a star
I’ll be shining wherever you are
I’m a star, I’m a star, I’m a star
You’re so close to me, but I’m so far
It’s the power when I’m walkin’
On the streets, sweet talkin’
Push-up bra in my diamonds
Gift from my ex-husband

[Refrain]
(Cuntissimo) Oh baby, it’s a way of life
(Cuntissimo) Don’t let nobody dull my shine
(Cu-cuntissimo) This ain’t no Bonnie and Clyde
(Uh-huh, uh-huh) But you can be my Thelma on the side

[Pre-Chorus]
They say that I should settle down
But I don’t wanna (Don’t wanna)
I don’t wanna (Wanna, wanna)

[Chorus]
(Cuntissimo) Salma Hayek in the sun
(Cuntissimo) Louise and Thelma on the run
(Cuntissimo) Your ex is hitting you up (Up)
But you no longer give a fuck
(Cuntissimo) Leaving that loser on read
(Cu-cuntissimo) Don’t let him back in your bed
(Cuntissimo) ‘Cause your energy is precious (Ah)
Not your fault he fell in love

[Verse 2]
Ah, yeah, I’m sweet and I’m icy and strange
Indecisive, obsessive, I crave
A glass of ice-cold champagne
Smoke a Vogue out in the rain
Yeah, we go to Lake Como
Then we take over a château
I’ve been living in a Kaftan
Do people still say YOLO?

[Refrain]
(Cuntissimo) Oh baby, it’s a way of life
(Cuntissimo) Don’t let nobody dull my shine
(Cu-cuntissimo) This ain’t no Bonnie and Clyde
(Uh-huh, uh-huh) But you can be my Thelma on the side

[Pre-Chorus]
They say that I should settle down
But I don’t wanna
I don’t wanna (Wanna, wanna, woo)

[Chorus]
(Cuntissimo) Salma Hayek in the sun
(Cuntissimo) Louise and Thelma on the run
(Cuntissimo) Your ex is hitting you up (Up)
But you no longer give a fuck
(Cuntissimo) Leaving that loser on read
(Cu-cuntissimo) Don’t let him back in your bed
(Cuntissimo) ‘Cause your energy is precious (Ah)
Not your fault he fell in love

[Bridge]
I live the American life
So I do it my way, yeah, I do what I like
I live the Italian dream
And it set me free, so let’s celebrate tonight

[Chorus]
Salma Hayek in the sun (Ah-ah)
Louise and Thelma on the run (Ah-ah)
Your ex is hitting you up (Ah)
But you no longer give a fuck
(Cuntissimo) Leaving that loser on read
(Cuntissimo) Don’t let him back in your bed
(Cuntissimo) ‘Cause your energy is precious (Ah)
Not your fault he fell in love

CUNTISSIMO Lyrics Meaning

[Verse 1]
In this opening verse, MARINA boldly asserts her star power, using repetition to emphasize her radiant presence and inaccessibility. The contrast between being physically close yet emotionally distant reflects her autonomy. References to material symbols—like diamonds and a push-up bra—paired with the detail that they were gifts from her ex-husband, highlight her empowerment and independence, even within past relationships. Her confident tone sets the stage for the song’s theme of unapologetic self-celebration.

[Refrain]
The refrain introduces the coined term “Cuntissimo” as a lifestyle—a vibrant, unapologetic approach to life that refuses to be dimmed by others. MARINA draws a playful contrast between typical romantic tropes (Bonnie and Clyde) and her own version of companionship, invoking Thelma from Thelma & Louise as a symbol of female camaraderie and rebellion. The tone is bold and cheeky, flipping traditional roles and expectations.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, MARINA pushes back against societal norms urging her to settle down. The repetition of “I don’t wanna” reinforces her resistance to conformity and highlights her desire for freedom. It reflects a recurring theme in her music—questioning the narratives women are expected to follow and choosing individuality instead.

[Chorus]
The chorus explodes with cultural references—Salma Hayek as a symbol of strength and sensuality, Thelma and Louise as icons of female liberation. MARINA contrasts these with a dismissive attitude toward exes and toxic relationships, encouraging listeners to protect their energy and self-worth. This section empowers listeners to recognize their value and break free from emotional entanglements that no longer serve them.

[Verse 2]
This verse dives deeper into MARINA’s persona—quirky, complex, glamorous, and slightly chaotic. The luxurious imagery (champagne, Lake Como, châteaux) paints a picture of a life lived with style and spontaneity. Posing the rhetorical question “Do people still say YOLO?” shows her self-awareness and adds a layer of humor, reinforcing the theme of living life on one’s own terms.

[Refrain]
The refrain returns with renewed emphasis, reaffirming “Cuntissimo” as more than a word—it’s an identity and a philosophy. MARINA once again resists being diminished by others, maintaining her shine with unshakable confidence.

[Pre-Chorus]
This repetition of the earlier pre-chorus adds a rhythmic echo, reinforcing the central message of rejecting societal expectations. Her casual delivery of “woo” adds a carefree, celebratory feel to her resistance.

[Chorus]
The chorus returns with its empowering imagery and message. The continued dismissal of past relationships and the defense of one’s emotional energy remain central. It’s a triumphant call to action for self-prioritization, wrapped in glamorous, cinematic flair.

[Bridge]
The bridge offers a reflective shift, contrasting the American and Italian ideals of freedom. MARINA celebrates doing things her own way, bridging cultural concepts of liberty and indulgence. It serves as a celebratory moment of self-definition and global identity, aligning perfectly with the song’s ethos of fearless self-expression.

[Chorus]
In the final chorus, MARINA drives home the song’s empowering message. With each repetition, the idea of leaving behind unworthy relationships becomes more of a commandment than a suggestion. Her voice rises above any doubt, celebrating autonomy, emotional clarity, and the radiant, untouchable energy of “Cuntissimo.

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