Volta (part. Tamyris Moiane)

In 'Volta,' Az khinera, featuring Tamyris Moiane, delves into the profound emotional turmoil that accompanies a separation from a loved one. The song's repetitive plea, 'Volta, volta, volta,' underscores the desperation and longing felt by the narrator. This repetition not only emphasizes the depth of their yearning but also mirrors the cyclical nature of their thoughts and emotions, trapped in a loop of regret and desire for reconciliation.

The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the narrator's suffering since their partner's departure. Lines like 'Desde que tu foste embora juro eu não durmo' and 'Eu de noite não como a solidão tem teu nome' highlight the physical and emotional toll of the separation. The narrator's regret is palpable, particularly in the admission that their greatest regret is never having expressed their suffering to their partner. This unspoken pain adds a layer of complexity to the song, suggesting that communication breakdowns contributed to their current predicament.

Tamyris Moiane's contribution adds another dimension to the narrative, expressing mutual suffering and a shared desire for reunion. Her lines, 'Eu também sofro com essa distância que nos separa' and 'Choro todo o dias amor, pela madrugada,' reveal that the pain of separation is not one-sided. The imagery of the wind over the sea and the comparison of the loved one to the air they breathe and their entire universe further illustrate the depth of their connection and the void left by their absence. The song ultimately serves as a heartfelt plea for reconciliation, capturing the universal experience of longing and the hope for a second chance at love.