Louca

In 'Louca,' Wanessa Camargo delves into the depths of unrequited love and the emotional turmoil it brings. The song opens with the singer alone in bed, feeling lost and yearning for warmth, which metaphorically represents the comfort and affection she misses from a past relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of her sleepless nights and the trauma she endures due to the absence of love. This sense of loss and longing is a recurring theme throughout the song, highlighting the profound impact of a broken heart.

The chorus reveals the extent of her emotional instability, describing how she transforms every night without her lover. She becomes consumed by thoughts of them, to the point of writing their name on the walls, symbolizing her inability to let go. The phrase 'Esse é o meu normal' (This is my normal) suggests that this state of madness has become a regular part of her life. The imagery of flying through the streets like the wind conveys her restless search for her lost love, unable to wake from the dream that allows her to see them but not love them.

Wanessa's lyrics also touch on the desperation and extremes she went to in the relationship, giving her body and soul, only to be left feeling absurd and unmatched in her love. The repetition of the phrase 'Eu não posso me controlar' (I can't control myself) emphasizes her helplessness against the overwhelming emotions. The song captures the essence of heartbreak, illustrating how it can lead to a state of madness and an unending nightmare, where the longing for a lost love becomes an all-consuming force.