B.O. No Carro

The song 'B.O. No Carro' by MC Alê is a narrative that delves into the themes of infidelity and the fear of legal repercussions. The lyrics describe a scenario where the protagonist is lounging and browsing through his iPhone when he stumbles upon some distressing news. This news causes him to become anxious ('bolado') and prompts him to check on his car, which he refers to as 'meus placo'—a slang term that could imply something valuable or possibly illegal items.

Upon visiting his mistress's place ('goma da amante'), he ensures that everything with his car is untouched and intact. However, the situation escalates as he becomes paranoid ('grilado') about getting caught by the police ('enquadro'), which suggests he might be involved in illegal activities ('BO no carro'). The term 'BO' is an abbreviation for 'boletim de ocorrência,' which is a police report in Brazil, indicating that he has several pending issues that could get him in trouble with law enforcement. The repetition of 'Tô cheio de BO no carro' emphasizes the gravity of his situation.

The song also touches on the protagonist's double life as he mentions going back to his faithful partner ('goma da fiel'). The contrast between his mistress and his main partner, and the potential consequences of his actions, create a sense of urgency and conflict. The artist, MC Alê, is likely using this song to comment on the complexities of living a life filled with secrets, the stress of potential legal issues, and the moral dilemmas faced by those who lead such lives.