Canal do Boi

Loubet's song 'Canal do Boi' humorously narrates an unexpected romantic encounter that takes place in an unconventional setting. The protagonist invites a woman over to his house with the intention of watching a movie, only for her to discover that he doesn't have Netflix. This sets the stage for a comedic twist, as the only thing available on TV is a cattle auction on the 'Canal do Boi,' a Brazilian TV channel dedicated to livestock auctions.

Despite the lack of a traditional romantic movie night, the couple's chemistry heats up, and the TV's auctioneer's rhythmic chant of 'Dou-lhe uma, dou-lhe duas, dou-lhe três' (Going once, going twice, sold) humorously parallels the progression of their evening together. The repetitive nature of the auctioneer's chant becomes a playful metaphor for their growing intimacy, as the TV 'narrates' their actions throughout the night.

The song cleverly juxtaposes the mundane and the romantic, highlighting how unexpected and unplanned moments can lead to memorable experiences. Loubet's storytelling, combined with the catchy and repetitive chorus, creates a lighthearted and relatable narrative that resonates with listeners. The humor and charm of the song lie in its ability to find romance in the most unlikely of circumstances, making 'Canal do Boi' a delightful and entertaining listen.