Frouxo (part. Mari Fernandez)

Maiara e Maraisa, along with Mari Fernandez, bring a relatable and humorous take on the frustrations of modern dating in their song "Frouxo." The lyrics depict a candid conversation between friends, where one of them shares her disappointment with yet another underwhelming romantic encounter. The song opens with the protagonist asking her friend to open a beer, signaling that she has a long story to tell. She recounts how the date started promisingly with a fancy dinner and wine, but quickly turned disappointing when it came to intimacy.

The song uses vivid imagery and colloquial language to describe the protagonist's frustration. The man she was with boasted about his abilities, promising an unforgettable experience, but failed to deliver even a fraction of what he claimed. The repeated line, "Peguei outro boy que fala muito, mas é frouxo," highlights her exasperation with men who talk a big game but can't back it up. The term "frouxo" is a colloquial Brazilian Portuguese word meaning "weak" or "flimsy," emphasizing the man's lack of performance.

The song also touches on a broader social commentary about the challenges of finding a compatible partner in today's dating scene. The protagonist laments how difficult it is to find a man who meets her expectations, both emotionally and physically. This sentiment is echoed in the lines, "Amiga, onde é que esses homem tá? Tá cada dia mais difícil de encontrar." The song resonates with many listeners who have experienced similar disappointments, making it both a humorous and poignant reflection on the complexities of modern relationships.