Liza Soberano, a Filipina-American actress, released “Red Ferrari,” her latest single, on music platforms last Friday.

After teasing her new project for a few days, Liza finally released the sophisticated and seductive song. “You ready to catch my drift? Red Ferrari comes out November 14 ❤️‍🔥🏎️💋,” said a teaser video Liza posted on her Instagram page. The actress was seen in the video looking back at the camera while driving a fancy automobile.

“Red Ferrari” blends pop, R&B, and modern electronic elements, highlighting Soberano’s evolving musical identity. The song’s lyrics revolve around freedom, ambition, and taking bold steps toward one’s dreams — themes that reflect the star’s own journey into Hollywood and global entertainment.

Alongside the single, Soberano also released a sleek visualizer featuring high-fashion looks, neon aesthetics, and symbolic imagery of movement and speed. The production mirrors the empowering tone of the track, guiding listeners through what fans described as Soberano’s “boldest era yet.”

The official music video is set to premiere soon, with teasers hinting at cinematic storytelling and choreography that further elevate her artistic shift.

Within hours of its release, the hashtag #RedFerrariOutNow trended across social media, as fans praised Soberano for her vocal growth and genre experimentation.

“This is Liza like we’ve never seen before. She keeps reinventing herself,” one fan wrote.
“Global superstar vibes,” another commented, noting the international sound of the track.

Several music bloggers and entertainment pages also commended the production quality and Soberano’s smooth vocals, calling the song “a confident step into the global pop lane.”

“Red Ferrari” marks Soberano’s latest move under her growing creative portfolio, following her acting projects in the U.S. and previous musical collaborations. Her team teased that more releases are coming, hinting at an EP or additional singles in development.

Soberano expressed gratitude to her supporters through a short post:

“Thank you for taking this ride with me. ‘Red Ferrari’ is just the beginning.”