Soy Boiadeiro (part. Luan Pereira, Léo e Raphael e US Agroboy)

“Soy Boiadeiro” by AgroPlay, featuring Luan Pereira, Léo & Raphael, and US Agroboy, is a vibrant celebration of the modern cowboy lifestyle. The song paints a picture of wealth and success, with the protagonist proudly declaring his identity as a 'boiadeiro' (cowboy). The lyrics emphasize the acquisition of new properties, luxurious items like horses, cattle, and high-end vehicles, and the enjoyment of a lavish lifestyle. The repeated visits to the registry office to register new properties highlight the continuous growth and prosperity of the boiadeiro.

The song also delves into the social aspects of this affluent lifestyle. The boiadeiro sponsors parties and nightlife, enjoying the company of attractive women and the beats of the DJ. The chorus, with its catchy repetition of “Digo que soy boiadeiro” (I say I am a cowboy), reinforces the pride and confidence in this identity. The use of Spanish phrases like “¿Dondé viene la plata?” (Where does the money come from?) adds a multicultural flair, suggesting a blend of Brazilian and Latin influences.

Furthermore, the song captures the essence of hard work and reward. The boiadeiro spends the year planting and harvesting, which allows him to enjoy the fruits of his labor during the summer in Camboriú, a popular Brazilian beach destination. This juxtaposition of hard work and leisure underscores a key theme: the boiadeiro’s success is not just about wealth but also about the ability to enjoy life to the fullest. The song’s upbeat tempo and energetic delivery mirror the exuberance and vitality of the boiadeiro’s lifestyle, making it a celebration of both work and play.