Rebbeca Marie Gomez, "Becky G", (born in Los Angeles, March 2nd 1997) is an American rapper and singer/songwriter. Her musical career began in 2009 when she joined a girl group called "G.L.A.M.", then later joined another girl group called "BCG" however she'd previously made small modeling and acting appearances. Becky's career was kickstarted in 2011 when she posted a remake of Kanye West and Jay-Z's "Otis" to YouTube. The video never went viral, however it was discovered by major music producer Dr.
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Becky G
Rebbeca Marie Gomez, "Becky G", (born in Los Angeles, March 2nd 1997) is an American rapper and singer/songwriter. Her musical career began in 2009 when she joined a girl group called "G.L.A.M.", then later joined another girl group called "BCG" however she'd previously made small modeling and acting appearances. Becky's career was kickstarted in 2011 when she posted a remake of Kanye West and Jay-Z's "Otis" to YouTube. The video never went viral, however it was discovered by major music producer Dr.
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Still Breathing
“STILL BREATHING” captures the beauty and pain of surviving things that change you forever. Through haunting melodies, intimate emotions, and a melancholic atmosphere, ZIRA explores heartbreak, loneliness, nostalgia, and the quiet courage of carrying on.
A song for everyone who has ever felt lost, broken, or invisible — but somehow found the strength to keep breathing.more
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Good Girl Funeral
GOOD GIRL FUNERAL isn’t a song about physical death. It’s the burial of the version of Zira that was created to please everyone else.
The “good girl” is the woman who was taught to stay quiet, make herself smaller, forgive everything and apologize for wanting more. In this song, Zira puts that identity to rest—along with the guilt, false innocence and expectations that kept her controlled.
What rises after the funeral isn’t a villain. It’s a woman who finally belongs to herself: honest, fearless and no longer asking for permission.more
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