Tá Combinado

In 'Tá Combinado,' João Neto e Frederico explore themes of freedom, independence, and the complexities of modern relationships. The song's protagonist is unapologetically committed to his lifestyle, which includes a strong desire for personal freedom and a reluctance to be tied down by traditional romantic expectations. The lyrics, 'Tá pra nascer alguém que me prenda e me faça mudar,' set the tone for the entire song, emphasizing that no one can make him change his ways or restrict his freedom.

The song delves into the protagonist's love for nightlife and socializing, as seen in the lines, 'Se você acha que eu não vou pra balada / E que o meu dilema é ficar dentro de casa.' This highlights a common tension in relationships where one partner desires more freedom and social interaction, while the other may prefer a more settled, home-based lifestyle. The protagonist's declaration that he is 'viciado num rabo de saia' (addicted to women) further underscores his commitment to a carefree, uncommitted lifestyle.

'Tá Combinado' also touches on the idea of personal responsibility and the consequences of one's choices. The lines, 'Vai rolar o movimento, isso é problema meu / Se der saudade, o problema é seu,' suggest that the protagonist is fully aware of the impact his actions may have on his partner but is unwilling to change. This reflects a broader commentary on the importance of staying true to oneself, even if it means facing the consequences of one's actions. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy melody contrast with its more serious themes, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience.