Virando Tanto Faz

In 'Virando Tanto Faz,' João Gomes delves into the emotional turmoil of a relationship that has lost its spark. The song captures the essence of a love that has transitioned from being a priority to becoming an option. The lyrics poignantly describe the pain and frustration of feeling neglected and unimportant. The repeated phrase 'tanto faz,' which translates to 'whatever' or 'it doesn't matter,' underscores the growing indifference and emotional distance between the partners.

The song opens with a plea for attention and affection, emphasizing that the current state of the relationship is not what true love should look like. The singer urges their partner to stay close and not let their love grow cold. This plea is a desperate attempt to salvage what remains of their connection. The imagery of a cold bed symbolizes the physical and emotional distance that has crept into their relationship.

As the song progresses, the singer reflects on how their partner, once the 'dona da razão' or 'the one who was always right,' has now become someone who no longer matters. The repetition of 'tanto faz' in the chorus highlights the singer's resignation and acceptance of the situation. The once cherished kisses, hugs, and the scent of their partner have all lost their significance. The song serves as a poignant reminder of how neglect and emotional distance can erode even the strongest of bonds, turning what was once a priority into something that no longer holds any importance.