Unraveling the Heartache in Sorriso Maroto's 'Engano'

The song 'Engano' by Sorriso Maroto, a Brazilian pagode band known for their romantic and often emotive lyrics, delves into the feelings of disillusionment and heartache following the realization that a relationship was built on false pretenses. The title 'Engano' translates to 'Deception' in English, which sets the tone for the song's narrative. The lyrics express a sense of closure and the acceptance of an inevitable end to a relationship that was once filled with promises and plans.

The protagonist in the song acknowledges that the connection with their partner has faded, and the sun, a metaphor for happiness and warmth, no longer shines for them. The realization that the relationship was a mistake ('engano') is a painful one, but it also brings a sense of clarity. The song speaks to the difficulty of trying to salvage something that was never truly there, highlighting the futility of holding onto a love that could not withstand the test of time.

The chorus emphasizes the desire to escape the illusion of a love that lacked genuine emotion and passion. The repeated lines convey a sense of exhaustion from trying to force a connection that was never meant to be. The song resonates with anyone who has experienced the disappointment of discovering that their feelings were not reciprocated, and the emotional toll of trying to maintain a relationship that lacked depth and true affection.

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  1. Brigas Por Nada / 1 Metro e 65 (feat. Ferrugem e Péricles)
  2. Engano / Diz Que Quer Ficar / Amar Você
  3. Clichê
  4. Pôr do Sol
  5. Ela
  6. 1 Metro e 65
  7. Engano
  8. Futuro Prometido
  9. Meu Plano
  10. Nada Por Mim
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