Distante de Tudo (part. Russ)

Orochi's song 'Distante de Tudo,' featuring Russ, delves into the complex emotions of feeling isolated and distant from the world while simultaneously finding strength and completeness through personal struggles. The lyrics open with Orochi reflecting on his sense of detachment, a sentiment that resonates throughout the song. This feeling of being 'distant from everything' is not just a physical separation but also an emotional and psychological one, highlighting the artist's journey through life's challenges.

The song's verses explore themes of resilience and self-reliance. Orochi speaks about how his failures have not defeated him but have instead made him more complete. This perspective is empowering, suggesting that setbacks are integral to personal growth. The imagery of looking in the mirror and feeling increasingly distant underscores a sense of self-awareness and introspection. Orochi's mention of 'diamantes do submundo' (diamonds from the underworld) and a lifestyle that is an 'insult' reflects a defiant pride in his origins and achievements, despite societal judgments.

Russ's verse complements Orochi's narrative by emphasizing the distance from superficial relationships and the transformation from past selves. He speaks to the idea of self-belief and the journey from dreams to reality, reinforcing the song's overarching message of perseverance. The repeated refrain of being 'distant from everything' serves as a powerful mantra, encapsulating the artists' experiences of isolation, growth, and ultimate triumph. The song is a testament to the strength found in solitude and the clarity that comes from overcoming adversity.