Destilado (part. Grupo Menos É Mais)

Ludmilla's song 'Destilado,' featuring Grupo Menos É Mais, delves into the complex interplay between alcohol and romantic desire. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a night out, where the protagonist vows to stay away from a certain person but finds themselves drawn back under the influence of alcohol. The recurring theme is the struggle between rational decisions and the impulsive actions fueled by intoxication. The phrase 'o álcool é uma chave que abre portas e abre pernas' metaphorically suggests that alcohol lowers inhibitions, leading to actions that might not occur when sober.

The song's chorus emphasizes the transformative effect of alcohol, describing how it makes the protagonist more daring and uninhibited. The imagery of 'bocas pelo corpo, roupas pelo quarto' (mouths on bodies, clothes around the room) vividly captures the physical and passionate encounters that ensue. This repetition underscores the cyclical nature of the protagonist's behavior, highlighting a pattern of succumbing to temptation despite previous resolutions to stay away.

Ludmilla's collaboration with Grupo Menos É Mais adds a dynamic layer to the song, blending her signature style with the group's samba influences. The lyrics also touch on the emotional complexity of the relationship, referring to the other person's 'coração de gelo' (heart of ice), suggesting a challenging and perhaps unreciprocated affection. The song captures the tension between desire and self-control, making it relatable to anyone who has experienced the pull of a complicated relationship, especially under the influence of alcohol.