Me Faz Um Dengo/ Disritmia (part. Martinho da Vila)

Roberta Sá's song "Me Faz Um Dengo/ Disritmia," featuring Martinho da Vila, is a beautiful exploration of love, intimacy, and emotional healing. The lyrics are rich with affectionate language and vivid imagery, painting a picture of a relationship where both partners find solace and joy in each other's presence. The repeated requests for affection, such as "me faz um dengo" (give me some affection) and "me faz cafuné" (give me a head massage), highlight the importance of physical touch and tenderness in their bond.

The song delves into the complexities of love, where moments of passion and vulnerability intertwine. Lines like "me arranhe, me agarre e me morda" (scratch me, grab me, and bite me) and "te deixo bem doida a se desvairar" (I make you go crazy) suggest a playful yet intense connection. This intensity is balanced by the soothing imagery of resting in each other's arms and finding comfort in simple gestures, such as a gentle caress or a loving gaze.

The latter part of the song, particularly the section featuring Martinho da Vila, introduces a theme of healing. The repeated plea to "vem curar teu nego" (come heal your man) who has returned from a night of bohemian revelry, underscores the idea that love can be a powerful remedy for life's dissonances. The metaphor of being "exorcized" by a lover's gaze and the desire to be "photographed" by their eyes further emphasize the transformative and restorative power of love. This song beautifully captures the essence of a relationship where love is both a source of joy and a means of healing, making it a poignant and relatable piece for many listeners.