Lisboa (part. ANAVITÓRIA)

The song 'Lisboa,' performed by the duo ANAVITÓRIA in partnership with singer Lenine, is a composition that explores themes such as desire, intimacy, and the search for confirmation of feelings. The lyrics reveal an internal dialogue, while simultaneously making an appeal to the other person, expressing the longing for a deep and genuine connection.

The repetition of the phrase 'Eu vejo tua cara e teu querer perverso' suggests a magnetic and somewhat complex attraction, where 'querer perverso' can be interpreted as an intense longing that challenges the normality of relationships. The mention of the 'chão da sala' evokes a domestic and intimate setting, where the individuals feel comfortable and protected from the outside world. The phrase 'Por mim, a gente nem precisa mais da estrada' reinforces the idea that, for the narrator, the presence of the other person is enough, negating the need for any further journey or pursuit.

The song also plays with words by saying 'Não quero tu na linha, Vivo, morto ou Claro,' making a wordplay with mobile phone carriers in Brazil (Vivo and Claro), suggesting that the desired connection goes beyond simple long-distance communication. The chorus 'Diga pra mim que é real' is a cry for certainty, a desire for assurance that the feelings are mutual. At its core, the song is an invitation for the other person to surrender to the relationship with the same intensity and truth that the narrator is willing to offer.