Para Que Tá Feio (part. Guilherme e Benuto)

In 'Para Que Tá Feio,' Grupo Kamisa 10, featuring Guilherme e Benuto, delves into the complexities of a relationship marred by dishonesty and insecurity. The song's lyrics reveal a narrative where one partner is aware of the other's deceitful behavior. The protagonist knows that their significant other is spreading falsehoods about their relationship, likely to keep others at bay and maintain control over the situation. This dynamic is underscored by the line, 'Cê tá é com medo de outra querer o meu love,' indicating a fear of losing the protagonist's affection to someone else.

The song further explores the theme of pretense and the duality of public versus private personas. In the privacy of their bedroom, the partner affectionately calls the protagonist 'vida' (life), but in public, they act as if the relationship is a burden or a mere 'livramento' (deliverance). This stark contrast highlights the partner's insincerity and the emotional toll it takes on the protagonist. The repeated plea, 'Para que tá feio, para de fingimento,' serves as a desperate call for authenticity and an end to the charade.

Culturally, the song taps into the universal experience of dealing with dishonesty in relationships. It resonates with anyone who has felt the sting of betrayal and the frustration of being misrepresented. Grupo Kamisa 10's musical style, which blends traditional Brazilian rhythms with contemporary sounds, adds an emotional depth to the lyrics, making the listener feel the protagonist's pain and longing for genuine love. The collaboration with Guilherme e Benuto enriches the song with harmonious vocals that emphasize the emotional gravity of the situation.