ARIA BELA is turning those midnight breakdowns into something fierce with 3.99, her latest single out today via her own lane, and it lands like a gut-punch diary entry—raw tears in the dark, but with enough fire to light up the hate.
Clocking in at just under three minutes, this one’s a moody Latin pop exhale, all shimmering synths and a steady pulse that builds from whispery verses to that aching chorus swell. Mechi Pieretti’s production keeps it intimate, like a voice memo gone viral, blending alt edges with those hooks that beg for a late-night scroll.
At its core, it’s about the sting of public fallout—the kind that starts with one slip, like a lingerie pic that spirals into “3.99 tons of hate letters.” ARIA lays it bare: the villain label, the abuser echo, the exhaustion of faking it through the noise (“Como si no me doliera, como si no me rompiera”). But there’s this quiet defiance threading through, owning the mess without apology, turning betrayal into a badge. It’s her way of flipping the script on cancel culture and ex-drama, all while nodding to escapes like Mount Fuji dreams.
As a standalone drop, 3.99 follows her quick-fire singles streak—no album yet, but it’s stacking up a vibe that’s equal parts vulnerable and unfiltered. Teasers hit her TikTok yesterday, sparking trends with fans lip-syncing the “Yo sigo aquí” hook, and the full lyrics just landed on Genius for that early unpack. No big collabs here, just ARIA and Pieretti locking in for something personal.
Since bursting onto the music scene in April with Pilates—her debut that racked up millions off her AriGameplays fame—ARIA’s been on a tear, channeling her streamer roots into pop that feels lived-in. The Juárez-born Abril Garza, who’s built a massive following cosplaying and gaming, spent years prepping this pivot: vocal coaching, dance drills, the works. Post-divorce from content creator JuanSGuarnizo last year, her tracks like Online and WIFEY have leaned into that fresh-start honesty, evolving from bubbly influencer anthems to confessions that hit like real talk with a beat. At 27, she’s not just crossing over; she’s rewriting the game on her terms, proving gamers make the sharpest storytellers.
Dive into the 3.99 lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other ARIA BELA tracks for more of her unfiltered pop fire.
| Lead Vocals | ARIA BELA |
| Songwriter | ARIA BELA & Mechi Pieretti |
| Music Producer | Mechi Pieretti |
| Label | Bela Entertainment LLC |
| Release Date | December 11, 2025 |
| Song Language | Spanish |
| Copyright © | Bela Entertainment LLC |
| Translation | 3.99 (English Translation) by ARIA BELA |
Lyrics of 3.99 by ARIA BELA
[Verso 1]
Otra Noche De Abril, Dieron Las 12:15
Aun Sigo Sin Dormir, Llorando Aquí en Mi Cuarto
Tirarlo Todo Por La Borda, Pienso en Eso Harto
Dicen Que El Monte Fuji Está Bonito, Y Yo No Lo Descarto
Si Hago Bien, Que Si Hago Mal
Que Si Mi Maquillaje Se Ve Natural
Juro Que No, No Quiero Ponerme Existencial
Que Con Quién Estoy, [¿Es Celo O Cuál?]
Que Se Hable Mierda De Mí Se Me Hizo Habitual
Pero Tranquila, Ari, Que De Esto Nada Es Personal
Como Si No Me Doliera
Como Si No Me Rompiera
Como Si Las Paredes Fueran De Cristal
Para Que To’ Me Vieran
Como Si No Valiera
Como Si No Se Muriera Una Parte De Mí
Porque Parte De Ti, De Tus Ganas De Odiarme [Post-Coro]
Yo Sigo Aquí, Aquí, Aquí [Verso 2]
Resulta Que Soy De Lo Peor, La Zorra, La Villana Soy
Culpable De Traición, No Estoy Exagerando
Me Encontrado Otro Abusón, No Me Ha Quedado Opción
3.99 Cartas De Odio en Toneladas
Que Mala Reputación Y Todo Por Un Comentario
Del Cual Ya Pedí Perdón, La Causa De Ese Mal
Una Foto en Ropa Interior, Me Salí Ya Del Guión
Pero Nada Personal, Amor [Coro]
Como Si No Me Doliera
Como Si No Me Rompiera
Como Si Las Paredes Fueran De Cristal
Para Que To’ Me Vieran
Como Si No Valiera
Como Si No Se Muriera Una Parte De Mí
Porque Parte De Ti, De Tus Ganas De Odiarme [Post-Coro]
Yo Sigo Aquí, Aquí, Aquí
Yo Sigo Aquí, Aquí, Aquí
[Outro]
Y Aquí Seguimos
