Blocos de Notas

The song 'Blocos de Notas' by Enibel is a powerful narrative of personal transformation and success. The lyrics begin with a shoutout to the artist's mother, signaling a milestone achievement: appearing on television. This moment is not just a fleeting one but part of a larger mission, suggesting that Enibel's journey to fame was intentional and purposeful. The artist reflects on changing their perspective, which metaphorically led to 'making it rain' with blocks of notes, a symbol of wealth and abundance. This change in mindset is presented as the catalyst for the artist's success.

The chorus emphasizes the difficulty in stopping the flow of wealth once it has started, inviting others to join in the prosperity but also warning them to be cautious ('the ceiling is made of glass') and not to be quick to judge ('hold your finger before pointing'). Enibel takes pride in being self-sufficient ('my own fuel') and credits their own actions for the life changes they've experienced. The song conveys a message of empowerment, encouraging listeners to take control of their lives and make the necessary changes to achieve their goals.

The latter part of the song addresses the skeptics and naysayers, highlighting the contrast between those who talk and those who act. Enibel challenges others to accomplish what they have and reflects on the lack of support during tough times. The lyrics also boast of material success, including luxury cars, watches, and recognition, which serve as evidence of the artist's transformation. The song concludes with a confident assertion of leadership and control, rejecting any association with criminality ('not 157') and embracing a powerful, successful identity.