Leva Prego

Dicró's song 'Leva Prego' is a satirical piece that delves into societal prejudices and stereotypes. The repeated phrase 'essa tábua leva prego' is a colloquial expression suggesting that someone is homosexual, based on their mannerisms and lifestyle choices. The song's narrator observes the subject's behavior, such as crossing legs when sitting, being well-groomed, and living alone in a stylish apartment, and uses these observations to imply the subject's sexuality.

The lyrics highlight the narrator's suspicion and curiosity about the subject's 'secret,' despite claiming not to harbor any prejudice. This contradiction exposes the underlying bias and judgment that still pervades society. The song uses humor and irony to critique these attitudes, showing how superficial traits are often unfairly used to make assumptions about someone's identity.

Dicró, known for his comedic and often provocative style, uses 'Leva Prego' to reflect on the absurdity of these stereotypes. The song serves as a mirror to the listener, encouraging them to question their own biases and the societal norms that perpetuate such judgments. By wrapping the message in a catchy and humorous tune, Dicró effectively engages the audience in a conversation about acceptance and the importance of looking beyond appearances.