Mesa Vermelha (part. Marina Sena, Péricles e MC Daniel)

Simone Mendes' song "Mesa Vermelha" featuring Marina Sena, Péricles, and MC Daniel, delves into the emotional rollercoaster of a romantic relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the highs and lows that come with love. At the beginning of the relationship, everything is rosy, filled with sweet messages and affection. However, as the relationship deteriorates, the tone shifts dramatically, leading to harsh words and eventual separation. This transition from love to heartbreak is a universal theme that resonates with many listeners.

The song's protagonist finds themselves grappling with the aftermath of a breakup. The line "Saí da cama dela diretinho pra um bar de uma mesa vermelha" (I left her bed straight to a bar with a red table) symbolizes the immediate turn to alcohol as a coping mechanism. The red table in the bar becomes a place of solace and reflection, where the protagonist tries to drown their sorrows. The repeated mention of being called "bebê" (baby) by the ex-lover, and now being known as a "bebedor de Brahma" (Brahma drinker), highlights the shift in identity from a cherished partner to someone trying to numb the pain with alcohol.

The collaboration with Marina Sena, Péricles, and MC Daniel adds depth to the song, bringing in different vocal textures and perspectives. Each artist contributes to the narrative of heartbreak and the struggle to move on. The song captures the essence of dealing with loss and the often unhealthy ways people try to cope. It’s a poignant reminder of the emotional toll that relationships can take and the journey towards healing.