Aitana’s tattoos are mostly small, fine-line designs. Some mark career moments; others point to family, friends or her dog Sopa. Their meanings range from well documented to private, and not every tattoo has a confirmed story.
Over the years she’s worn tattoos on her arms, wrists, forearms and ankle. Photos catch some clearly; others appear only when her arm turns or her clothes leave them visible. Many are discreet, with the personal reference carrying more weight than the size.
The Munay tattoo
The word Munay sits on Aitana’s left forearm in slim, handwritten lettering. It was the first tattoo she discussed publicly. She has said it expresses love for herself, her family, everything around her and life itself. She shares it with her cousins, so the word connects her to a wider family circle.
The left forearm keeps the script in view without making it the focus of her whole look. Its light lettering suits a reminder she can see herself.
The story matters more than the typeface. Before getting a word in another language, check its meaning with a reliable speaker; delicate lettering can’t fix a bad translation.
1727: the number that started everything
Aitana’s 1727 tattoo goes back to her Operación Triunfo audition in 2017. Contestants were assigned numbers during casting, and she has said that period changed her life.
The inner-forearm design is just four black digits, with no frame or extra symbol. To anyone else they are four digits; for Aitana, they point back to the audition, the waiting and the start of a new career chapter.
She has also spoken about the number seven appearing often in her life. The 27th is tied to both her birthday and her mother’s, adding another personal link to the digits.
The sunflower she shares with her best friend
The sunflower on Aitana’s arm is a matching tattoo with her longtime friend Marta. They got it around the time Aitana left Barcelona for Madrid. She has described the flower as a symbol between them: sunflowers turn toward the sun, and share its energy when it disappears.
The petals give this piece a clearer outline than the small lettering elsewhere on her arm. It’s still compact, so the flower doesn’t take over the space.
The shared meaning is the friendship and the move that left them living farther apart. The tattoos don’t need to be exact copies to mark the same bond.
Aitana’s small spider tattoo
Aitana has a small spider in black ink on her forearm. Its compact body and long, fine legs make it look like a sketch from a distance; up close, the shape is easier to read.
Aitana hasn’t confirmed what the spider means. Some coverage has linked it to her father’s fear of spiders, but that remains speculation, not her explanation.
The fine lines give the legs movement without heavy shading. At this size, the artist has to leave enough space for the shape to stay legible.
Aitana’s soup-bowl tattoo
The small bowl on Aitana’s arm is a tribute to her dog, Sopa. Instead of a portrait or paw print, she chose the bowl of soup that connects directly to the dog’s name.
Light lines and soft shading make it read as a bowl while keeping the look closer to a little illustration than a stock symbol. The everyday object keeps the tribute warm and specific.
The two faces on her right arm
Above Aitana’s right elbow, two faces look in opposite directions. The design has been described as a marker of the change between her life before Operación Triunfo and what followed: one face looks back, the other forward.
The horizontal space above the elbow lets both faces read clearly. The image also shifts as her arm bends, separating the two profiles before they line up again when she straightens it.
Aitana has a bee near the back of her right ankle. When she shared it, she used the words “placeres de la vida,” or “pleasures of life.” Fans have linked the bee to her love of honey, but she hasn’t confirmed that meaning.
The back of the ankle is easy to cover, though shoes and socks can rub against it. For a fine-line design there, placement and aftercare are worth discussing with the tattoo artist.
The other tattoos in the collection
Other tattoos she has worn include a moon-phase design made with family in Ibiza, a second butterfly, and a friendship tattoo connected with her childhood friend Marmi. She also has her parents’ initials, Belen and Cosme, on her left wrist.
A first butterfly sits above the 1727 tattoo, though she hasn’t said much about it. A private initial on her chest drew attention after her relationship with Miguel Bernardeau; fans later connected it to lyrics on her Alpha album, but that doesn’t confirm the tattoo’s full story.
Photos from November 2023 showed a fairy on her left arm, with fine wings, long hair and knees drawn toward the chest. Another butterfly appeared around the same time.
At a concert in Bilbao in September 2026, Aitana said she was having many of her tattoos removed. She still likes tattoo art, she said, but several pieces no longer feel like her. She expected the process to take about two years and planned to keep some of them.
Older photos show how the tattoos looked at the time; they don’t establish which designs are still visible now. Laser removal can take time; some tattoos may look lighter or partly covered while the process continues.
The design lesson in Aitana’s tattoos
Aitana’s tattoos start with concrete references: a career number, a shared move, a family gathering, or an object tied to a pet. The design can stay small because the story is already specific.
That’s a useful order to work in if you’re planning a tattoo: begin with the person, place or moment, then decide what image can carry it. A symbol chosen only because it’s popular may not feel connected once the trend passes.
Final look
Her collection has changed along with her. Aitana’s update puts the older designs in context: they belong to different periods of her life, and some will remain while others are removed.