Garupa (part. Luísa Sonza)

Pabllo Vittar and Luísa Sonza's collaboration on 'Garupa' is a high-energy anthem that captures the thrill and excitement of living life in the fast lane. The song's lyrics are filled with metaphors related to speed, racing, and adrenaline, which symbolize a passionate and exhilarating relationship. The repeated references to 'gasolina' and 'garupa' (which means 'pillion' or the back seat of a motorcycle in Portuguese) emphasize the idea of taking risks and enjoying the ride, both literally and metaphorically.

The song opens with a declaration of speed and intensity, setting the tone for the rest of the track. The lines 'A mil por hora, eu tô / Sei que tu gosta assim' (I'm going a thousand miles per hour / I know you like it this way) suggest a relationship that thrives on excitement and intensity. The invitation to 'pega carona em mim' (take a ride with me) is an invitation to join in on this thrilling journey, highlighting a sense of partnership and shared adventure.

Throughout the song, the imagery of racing and acceleration is used to convey the intensity of emotions and the desire to push boundaries. The chorus, with its catchy repetition of 'Eu vou na garupa, -pa, -pa / Vem me deixar maluca' (I'm on the pillion / Come drive me crazy), reinforces the idea of surrendering to the thrill and letting go of inhibitions. The song's upbeat tempo and energetic delivery further enhance the feeling of exhilaration and freedom, making 'Garupa' a celebration of living life to the fullest and embracing the wild ride of love and passion.