Madrid (part. Chris Weaver Band)

Fernando e Sorocaba's song 'Madrid,' featuring the Chris Weaver Band, is a poignant exploration of love and longing across great distances. The lyrics tell the story of someone grappling with the emotional toll of a loved one being far away, specifically in Madrid, Spain. The song opens with a sense of stagnation and worsening emotional state, as the protagonist reflects on how they haven't changed for the better since their loved one left. The distance between them is not just physical but emotional, making the world feel much larger and more isolating.

The chorus reveals the depth of the protagonist's struggle, as they find it difficult to sleep and are haunted by dreams of their loved one. The repeated phrase 'Tá doendo aqui na solidão' (It's hurting here in solitude) underscores the pain of separation. The song also incorporates Portuguese and Spanish, adding layers of cultural richness and emphasizing the international nature of their love. The longing is palpable, with the protagonist expressing a desire for their loved one to return to São Paulo or for them to go to Madrid, highlighting the desperation to bridge the gap between them.

The collaboration with the Chris Weaver Band adds a unique blend of country and sertanejo (a popular Brazilian music genre), enriching the song's emotional texture. The lyrics 'Que saudade, amor' (I miss you, my love) and 'No puedo más mi corazón' (I can't take it anymore, my heart) further illustrate the deep emotional pain and yearning. The song beautifully captures the universal experience of missing someone deeply and the lengths one would go to be reunited, making it relatable to anyone who has ever been in a long-distance relationship.