Oi Vida (part. Wesley Safadão)

Gusttavo Lima's song 'Oi Vida,' featuring Wesley Safadão, delves into the complexities of post-breakup emotions. The lyrics revolve around the protagonist addressing their ex-lover, who seems to be spreading rumors about their emotional state. The repeated phrase 'Oi, vida' (Hello, life) serves as a sarcastic greeting, indicating that the protagonist is aware of the gossip but is unfazed by it. The song captures the essence of moving on while still acknowledging the lingering pain of a past relationship.

The protagonist admits to suffering but emphasizes that their suffering is 'different.' This 'different' suffering is characterized by physical distractions—new romantic encounters that keep the ex-lover out of their mind. The lines 'Porque tem boca na minha boca / Corpo na minha cama / E nada de você na minha mente' (Because there's a mouth on my mouth / A body in my bed / And nothing of you in my mind) highlight this coping mechanism. The protagonist is trying to convince both themselves and their ex that they have moved on, even if the process is not entirely smooth.

The song also touches on the theme of pride and self-respect. By repeatedly stating 'Zero saudade da gente' (Zero longing for us), the protagonist asserts their independence and resilience. This declaration serves as a defense mechanism against the emotional turmoil that often accompanies breakups. The collaboration with Wesley Safadão adds an extra layer of emotional depth, as both artists are known for their expressive vocal styles and ability to convey complex emotions through music. 'Oi Vida' is a poignant exploration of the bittersweet journey of moving on, filled with both denial and acceptance.