Peito Aberto

Kid Abelha Kid Abelha

The Vulnerability of Unyielding Love

The song "Peito Aberto" by Kid Abelha, a Brazilian pop rock band known for their poetic lyrics and catchy melodies, delves into the themes of love, vulnerability, and the struggle to let go. The title itself, which translates to "Open Chest" in English, suggests a sense of exposure and emotional rawness that is echoed throughout the song.

The lyrics begin with a plea for companionship and escape, as the narrator feels overlooked and undervalued, likening themselves to the disregarded in society. There's a sense of weariness, as if the narrator has exhausted their words and is now seeking solace. This sets the stage for the central confession of the song: a declaration of enduring love. Despite attempts to flee from these feelings, the narrator admits to being irrevocably in love, finding themselves drawn back to the object of their affection. The reference to listening to 'cheesy ballads' underscores the idea that their love is not just a fleeting fancy, but a deep, sometimes painfully sentimental attachment.

The chorus reinforces the permanence of this love, with the narrator asking for it to be an everlasting presence in their life, no matter the circumstances. The repetition of 'meu peito aberto' emphasizes the narrator's openness and readiness to receive love, despite the potential for heartache. This song captures the essence of love's tenacity, the difficulty in moving on from deep emotional connections, and the vulnerability that comes with openly acknowledging one's feelings.

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  2. Como Eu Quero
  3. Nada Por Mim
  4. Pintura Íntima
  5. No Seu Lugar
  6. Por Que Não Eu?
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