Iludidão

In 'Iludidão,' Grupo Menos É Mais delves into the complexities of modern relationships, particularly focusing on the theme of disillusionment. The song's title itself is a clever play on words, combining 'ilusão' (illusion) and 'decepção' (disappointment), which sets the tone for the narrative. The lyrics describe a relationship where one partner feels ignored and misled by the other, who is ironically addicted to their phone. This contradiction highlights the superficiality and lack of genuine connection in the relationship.

The protagonist questions the reasons for being ignored, pointing out the absurdity of the excuses given, such as being busy with the gym or college. This reflects a common modern-day scenario where people often use busyness as a shield to avoid deeper emotional engagement. The repeated line, 'Prometeu tudo, não entregou nada' (Promised everything, delivered nothing), underscores the sense of betrayal and unmet expectations. The protagonist feels dominated and then abandoned, leading to a sense of being 'embolei' (tangled) in the illusion of love.

The chorus, 'Iludidão, eu me embolei, Cê me deu corda, eu me amarrei' (Illusion, I got tangled, You gave me rope, I tied myself), is a powerful metaphor for how the protagonist willingly fell into the trap of false promises. The repetition of this line emphasizes the cyclical nature of their emotional entanglement. The song captures the universal experience of being led on and the subsequent realization of having been deceived. Grupo Menos É Mais uses a catchy melody and relatable lyrics to convey a poignant message about the pitfalls of modern love and the illusions that often accompany it.