Demais

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The Melancholic Escape: Unveiling Maysa's 'Demais'

Maysa's song 'Demais' is a poignant exploration of heartache and the lengths to which one might go to escape the pain of lost love. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who is perceived by others as living a reckless and excessive lifestyle. She is criticized for talking too much, drinking too much, and leading a seemingly aimless life, moving from bar to bar. However, beneath this facade of frivolity lies a deep and consuming sadness.

The song reveals that the protagonist's behavior is a coping mechanism to forget a past lover. The repetition of 'demais' (too much) underscores the extremity of her actions and emotions. Her excessive drinking, smoking, and reckless driving are not just acts of rebellion but are desperate attempts to numb the pain of a broken heart. The lyrics poignantly express that her seemingly carefree and chaotic lifestyle is a direct result of her immense love and the sorrow of its loss.

Maysa, known for her emotive voice and dramatic delivery, brings a raw authenticity to the song. Her performance captures the essence of a woman who is deeply wounded and trying to mask her pain through a whirlwind of distractions. The song resonates with anyone who has ever tried to escape their sorrows through excess, highlighting the universal struggle of dealing with heartbreak. 'Demais' is a testament to Maysa's ability to convey profound emotional depth, making it a timeless piece that continues to touch listeners' hearts.

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  1. Por Causa de Você
  2. Hino ao amor
  3. Un Jour Tu Verras
  4. Meditação
  5. Dia de Vitória
  6. Ne Me Quitte Pas
  7. Chão de Estrelas
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  9. Yo Sin Ti
  10. Meu Mundo Caiu
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