Buenos Aires, Feb 1 (NA) -- Following the release of her latest track, "La vara está baja," Flor Vigna found herself at the center of a media storm. Far from remaining silent, the singer posted a video where she faced the questions with irony and market analysis. According to the Argentine News Agency, Vigna did not shy away from the adjectives users had used for her. "And I have to prove that to myself," she concluded, thanking both her supporters and detractors for teaching her to laugh at herself. The song, openly dedicated to her ex-partner Luciano Castro, sparked a wave of comments on social media accusing her of being unable to get over the relationship. "And we're going to answer a couple of criticisms," she fired off at the beginning of her rebuttal. Marketing and Dopamine. The artist used the controversy to explain the logic behind the music video, arguing that everything is coldly calculated to capture attention in the digital age. "Am I intense? Yes, I'm very intense." "We live in a hyper-stimulated society... if you don't give immediate dopamine, the audience will leave," she stated. Vigna detailed that the visual stimuli and the message of the video were scripted to capture the audience's attention. "Instead of fighting against the cultural moment... I used it to my advantage," she concluded, making it clear that the controversy is part of her dissemination strategy. "I want to free myself from labels." Towards the end, she reflected on her artistic identity, assuring that she seeks to detach from the labels of "dancer," "actress," or "boxer."
