"Superestrella" (transl. "Superstar") is a song recorded by Spanish singer Aitana. Produced by Nicolás Cotton, the track was released as a single on 31 October 2025 through Universal Music as the fourth and final single from her fourth studio album Cuarto Azul, released earlier in May. The song was written by Aitana, Carolina Isabel Colón, and Nicolás Cotton. It reached number one in Ecuador, Paraguay and Uruguay. It also reached number one on airplay charts in Colombia, El Salvador and Spain.
The song debuted at number 22 on Promusicae's Top 100 Canciones chart. Months later, it reached a new peak position, at number 2 on the Spanish charts.
The song went viral again after being associated with the Spain national football team during their victorious campaign at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Background and composition Aitana confirmed in 2024 that she was working on her next project. In January 2025, she released the first single, "Segundo intento" (Second Attempt). It wasn't until 9 May 2025, that she announced her fourth studio album, entitled Cuarto azul, would be released on 30 May. On 14 May, she released the tracklist of the 19 songs that make up the project, including "Superestrella" (Superstar).
On 27 May 2025, Aitana held a listening party at the Movistar Arena in Madrid, where she played all the songs from the album for the first time. On 30 May, to mark the album's release, she published a visualizer for the song on YouTube.
"Superestrella" has a duration of three minutes and three seconds. Los 40 describes the song as an explosion of confidence, a moment in which the artist leaves guilt behind and reaffirms herself as someone who deserves love. Sebas Alonso, writing for Jenesaispop, criticizes the song as "less fun than it pretends to be" and describes its theme as "about fame." Aitana wrote the lyrics for the song along with Carolina Isabel Colón and Nicolás Cotton, and Cotton contributed to its composition and production. Cotton also worked on various songs on the album, including "Segundo intento," the album's lead single.
Charts
Weekly charts + Chart (2025–2026) Peakposition Argentina (CAPIF) 9 Bolivia (Billboard) 3 Central America + Caribbean Airplay (BMAT) 6 Chile (Billboard) 5 Colombia Airplay (National-Report) 1 Costa Rica Airplay (FONOTICA) 2 Costa Rica Streaming (FONOTICA) 7 Ecuador Streaming () 1 El Salvador Airplay (ASAP EGC) 1 Honduras Pop Airplay (Monitor Latino) 3 Latin America Latino Airplay (Monitor Latino) 20 Mexico (Billboard) 2 Mexico Streaming (AMPROFON) 4 Panama International () 9 Panama Streaming () 5 Paraguay (IFPI Latin America) 1 Peru Streaming () 2 Spain Airplay (Promusicae) 1 Uruguay (IFPI Latin America) 1 Venezuela Airplay (Record Report) 12
Monthly charts + Chart (2026) Peakposition Panama Streaming (PRODUCE) 15 Paraguay Airplay (SGP) 5 Uruguay Streaming (CUD) 6
Year-end charts + Chart (2025) Position Spain (Promusicae) 26
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