Ansiedade (Interlúdio)

In "Ansiedade (Interlúdio)," Enzo delves into the overwhelming feelings of anxiety and despair that many individuals face in their daily lives. The song captures the essence of a mind in turmoil, where the artist expresses a sense of helplessness and fear of failure. The repetition of questions like "O que eu faço?" ("What do I do?") highlights the internal struggle and confusion that often accompany anxiety, as the individual feels trapped in a cycle of negative thoughts.

The lyrics convey a deep sense of desperation, as Enzo describes the fear that "everything will go wrong" and the belief that "nothing will turn out well." This reflects a common symptom of anxiety, where the mind fixates on worst-case scenarios, leading to a paralyzing fear of the future. The artist's admission of feeling responsible for these outcomes, "A culpa é minha" ("It's my fault"), underscores the self-blame and guilt that often exacerbate anxious feelings.

Enzo's portrayal of anxiety is raw and relatable, capturing the isolation and misunderstanding that sufferers often experience. The line "As pessoas parecem não entender" ("People seem not to understand") speaks to the loneliness that can accompany mental health struggles, as those around may not fully grasp the depth of the individual's distress. The song's emotional climax is reached with the plea for divine intervention, "Meu Deus," illustrating a desperate search for relief and support. Through this interlude, Enzo provides a poignant reflection on the pervasive nature of anxiety and the urgent need for empathy and understanding.