Casamento

DJ Guuga's 'Casamento,' which translates to 'Wedding' in English, is a humorous and somewhat cynical take on marriage and the regrets that can come with it. The song begins with a mock wedding announcement, thanking guests for their presence, and then quickly dives into the artist's personal reflections on his own marriage. The repetitive lines 'Quando eu casei eu achei que eu ia ser feliz' ('When I married I thought I would be happy') set the stage for a narrative of disillusionment. As the song progresses, DJ Guuga laments the outcome of his decision to marry, humorously stating 'Mas no final, olha a merda que eu fiz' ('But in the end, look at the mess I made').

The lyrics also touch on the dichotomy of married life versus the single life. DJ Guuga contrasts his domestic life, 'Eu em casa, vendo Netflix' ('Me at home, watching Netflix'), with the carefree lifestyle of singles who are 'curtindo na balada' ('enjoying the party'). He expresses a sense of missing out and the grass-is-greener syndrome, suggesting that singles are not missing anything by not being married. The song's chorus, which includes the lines 'Casei, fiquei fei', engordei, só gastei' ('Married, got ugly, gained weight, only spent'), adds to the comedic self-deprecation and the portrayal of marriage as a series of personal declines.

Despite the humorous tone, 'Casamento' may also reflect deeper societal attitudes towards marriage and the pressures that come with it. The song's exaggerated negativity could be seen as a critique of unrealistic expectations and the idealization of marriage, as well as the personal sacrifices that are sometimes made in the name of commitment. DJ Guuga's wish to go back in time and say 'não' ('no') at his wedding is a playful yet poignant expression of regret and the desire for freedom.