A Humorous Take on Deception and Misadventure

Mamonas Assassinas, a Brazilian rock band known for their humorous and satirical songs, bring their unique style to the forefront with 'Caloteira.' The song narrates a comical yet unfortunate experience of the protagonist who attends a party in Paraguay, only to encounter a series of misadventures. The lyrics are filled with colloquial language and regional slang, adding to the song's playful and irreverent tone.

The protagonist describes arriving at a party where he finds unattractive women and foolish men. This sets the stage for the main event: dancing with a 'caloteira,' a term used in Brazilian Portuguese to describe someone who is deceitful or a swindler. The caloteira not only tries to step on his toes but also manages to steal his wallet, adding insult to injury. The repetition of the verses emphasizes the absurdity and frustration of the situation, making it both relatable and laughable.

In the final verse, the protagonist reflects on the aftermath of the party, expressing a sense of betrayal and disillusionment. The mention of 'chifre,' a slang term for being cheated on, adds another layer of humor and irony to the story. Despite the comedic elements, the song touches on themes of trust, deception, and the often unpredictable nature of social interactions. Mamonas Assassinas masterfully blend humor with a touch of social commentary, making 'Caloteira' a memorable and entertaining piece in their discography.

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  2. Não Peide Aqui, Baby
  3. Vira-Vira
  4. Utopia 2
  5. Sábado de Sol
  6. Caloteira
  7. Pelados Em Santos
  8. Sabão Cra-Cra (The Mad Ku-Ku)
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