Passando o Rodo (part. Pocah, Tainá Costa e Lara Silva)

MC Mirella's song 'Passando o Rodo,' featuring Pocah, Tainá Costa, and Lara Silva, is a bold anthem of empowerment and independence. The lyrics emphasize the importance of self-respect and the foolishness of returning to an ex-partner. The repetition of the phrase 'Mas voltar pro seu ex já é burrice' (But going back to your ex is foolish) underscores the message that moving forward is crucial for personal growth and self-worth.

The song also highlights the joy of being single and free. MC Mirella contrasts her freedom with those who are in relationships, stating 'Uns namorando, e eu sigo livre' (Some are dating, and I remain free). This sentiment is further reinforced by her observation of others' relationship troubles from a distance, suggesting that she is better off without the complications that come with romantic entanglements.

Additionally, 'Passando o Rodo' celebrates living in the moment and enjoying life to the fullest. The lyrics 'Hoje eu tô sensacional, DJ solta o beat que hoje eu vou descer no grau' (Today I feel sensational, DJ drop the beat because today I'm going all out) convey a sense of confidence and excitement. The phrase 'Pode jogar a água que eu tô passando o rodo' (You can throw water because I'm mopping up) is a metaphor for taking control and making the most of every opportunity. This song is a vibrant declaration of self-assurance and the thrill of independence, resonating with anyone who values their freedom and self-respect.