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Emilia reinterprets Christina Aguilera’s classic ‘Genio Atrapado,’ and fans can’t get enough


The song struck a perfect balance between nostalgia and reinvention


Argentine singer Emilia Mernes performs in concert at Movistar Arena on May 31, 2025 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by Mariano Regidor/Redferns)© Redferns
Shirley GomezSenior Writer
DECEMBER 19, 2025 1:43 PM ESTDEC 19, 2025, 1:43 PM EST

Global pop is having a moment, and Emilia is very much at the center of it. Just in time for the end-of-year playlists and reflective midnight listening sessions, the Argentine superstar has officially released her stunning reinterpretation of “Genio Atrapado” on all digital streaming platforms. What began as a special Amazon Music initiative has now become a worldwide release, answering the loud and loving demands of fans who refused to let the song stay exclusive.

“Genio Atrapado” is available now on all digital streaming platforms, and its arrival feels less like a standard drop and more like a celebratory thank-you note from an artist who knows exactly who helped her get here.

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The Argentine superstar has officially released her stunning reinterpretation of “Genio Atrapado”

From One Performance to a Global Release

During her 2025 tour, Emilia debuted her version of Christina Aguilera’s iconic “Genio Atrapado,” instantly sending waves through social media and fan communities. The song, originally released as an Amazon Music Original in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, struck a perfect balance between nostalgia and reinvention. Emilia did not attempt to outshine the original. Instead, she honored it, polished it, and filtered it through her own modern pop lens.

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Fans responded immediately. Comments demanded a full release on every platform imaginable. Emilia listened. Now, the cover has officially expanded to all DSPs, transforming what was once a limited release into a global moment. As year-end gifts go, this one hits all the right notes.

A Year That Redefined Emilia’s Career

Releasing “Genio Atrapado” worldwide is not an isolated win. It is the final jewel in what has been a defining year for Emilia’s global ascent. In 2025, she released “perfectas,” her most conceptual and emotionally vulnerable project to date. The genre-defying pop EP aimed at the myth of the “perfect woman,” unpacking expectations, pressure, and self-image with honesty and sharp pop instincts.

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Releasing “Genio Atrapado” worldwide is not an isolated win. It is the final jewel in what has been a defining year for Emilia’s global ascent.

The impact was immediate. Emilia solidified her position as the most-streamed female artist on Spotify Argentina for the second consecutive year. Even more impressively, “bunda,” a fan-favorite track from “Perfectas,” landed in the Top 10 most-streamed songs of the year on Spotify Argentina. Numbers aside, the project marked a clear evolution in her artistry. Emilia was not just delivering hits. She was telling stories that resonated deeply with her audience.

Sold-Out Stages and International Spotlight

2025 also marked Emilia’s highly anticipated U.S. debut. Emilia Tour 2025 brought her to sold-out crowds at Miami’s Fillmore, followed by back-to-back shows at Los Angeles’ The Wiltern. She closed the tour with two packed nights at Brooklyn Paramount, a clear signal that her fanbase extends far beyond borders.

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Argentine singer Emilia Mernes performs in concert at Movistar Arena.

That momentum carried seamlessly into awards season. Emilia emerged as one of the most nominated artists at Premios Juventud 2025, earning five nominations and delivering a performance that reminded everyone why she dominates live stages. Shortly after, she made another major splash by debuting Telemundo’s World Cup 26 Song alongside Carlos Vives, Wisin, and Xavi at the 2025 Billboard Latin Music Awards. It was a career milestone that placed her firmly in the global pop conversation.

Closing the Year with Purpose

With “Genio Atrapado” now available on all digital streaming platforms, Emilia closes out 2025 in a way that feels intentional and heartfelt. The release is a tribute to her roots, her inspirations, and most importantly, her fans who championed the song from its very first performance.

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Emilia reinterprets Christina Aguilera’s classic ‘Genio Atrapado,’ and fans can’t get enough

If 2025 proved anything, it is that Emilia is not slowing down. She is building something bigger, bolder, and deeply connected to the people listening. “Genio Atrapado” is not just a cover. It is a moment. And it signals that this is only the beginning of Emilia’s path toward global stardom.

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