Sonho

BK's song "Sonho" delves into the ephemeral nature of dreams and the pursuit of success. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a life filled with material wealth and indulgence, yet they also reflect on the transient nature of these experiences. BK' contemplates the idea of his life being a film, where the second part is deserved, suggesting a journey of growth and achievement. The imagery of iPhones, yachts, and luxurious experiences highlights the allure of material success, but there's an underlying acknowledgment that these are fleeting moments.

The recurring refrain "Foi um sonho só, foi um sonho e nada mais" ("It was just a dream, it was just a dream and nothing more") emphasizes the temporary nature of dreams and the realization that they eventually fade. BK' reflects on the societal belief that dreamers cannot be truly happy, yet he finds solace in the brief moments of happiness that dreams provide. This duality captures the tension between the pursuit of dreams and the acceptance of their impermanence.

BK' also touches on themes of vanity and societal expectations, questioning the motivations behind desires and the superficiality of status. The song suggests that while dreams and aspirations can drive individuals, they often lead to a state of calamity and superficiality. Ultimately, "Sonho" is a reflection on the human condition, the pursuit of happiness, and the realization that life's most cherished moments are often fleeting, yet they hold immense value in the grand scheme of existence.