Havaianas

"Havaianas" by Som de Faculdade is a poignant exploration of love, heartbreak, and the feeling of being used. The song's title, "Havaianas," refers to a popular brand of flip-flops in Brazil, symbolizing something that is widely used and accessible. This metaphor is cleverly employed to describe the singer's heart, which feels overused and underappreciated, much like a pair of flip-flops that everyone steps on.

The lyrics express a deep sense of frustration and self-doubt. The singer questions whether they are inherently flawed or if their misfortune in love is due to a blind cupid. This introspection is coupled with a sense of resignation, as they lament their heart's tendency to fall for the wrong people, leading to repeated heartbreaks. The imagery of "7 billion people in the world" yet only encountering "probleminhas" (little problems) in relationships highlights the universal struggle of finding genuine love amidst a sea of potential partners.

The song's emotional core lies in its raw honesty about the pain of unreciprocated love. The repeated line "Meu coração tá igual havaianas, todo mundo usa" underscores the feeling of being taken for granted. Despite the desire for a lasting relationship, the singer finds themselves repeatedly hurt, as if life only sends them "filha da puta" (a derogatory term for unworthy partners). This candid expression of vulnerability and the quest for true love resonates with anyone who has experienced the trials of modern romance, making "Havaianas" a relatable anthem for the heartbroken.