Setevidas

Pitty's song 'Setevidas' delves into themes of resilience, struggle, and personal rebirth. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist's emotional and psychological battles over a short period, metaphorically describing these experiences as 'dying' multiple times. The repetition of the phrase 'Só nos últimos cinco meses, eu já morri umas quatro vezes' (In the last five months, I've died about four times) emphasizes the intensity and frequency of these struggles, suggesting a period of significant turmoil and transformation.

The song uses powerful imagery to convey the depth of these experiences. References to a 'mar vermelho' (red sea) and 'pupila congelada' (frozen pupil) evoke a sense of being overwhelmed and numb. The line 'É besta sim esse quase morrer' (It's silly, this almost dying) reflects a moment of realization about the absurdity and inevitability of life's challenges. Despite the hardships, the lyrics also highlight a sense of growth and resilience, with the artist emerging 'muito mais forte' (much stronger) and ready to face the world anew.

Pitty's combative stance is evident in the lines 'A postura é combativa, ainda tô aqui, viva' (The stance is combative, I'm still here, alive). This defiant attitude underscores the theme of persistence in the face of adversity. The song suggests that while life can be 'pálido, doente, rendido, decadente' (pale, sick, surrendered, decadent), it is also a testament to the human spirit's insistence on survival and growth. The closing lines, 'Quero ver me aguentar' (I want to see you handle me), serve as a powerful declaration of newfound strength and determination.