Só de Tu

In 'Só de Tu,' Academia da Berlinda crafts a vivid and romantic portrayal of love intertwined with the natural beauty of the ocean. The song's lyrics are a poetic expression of longing and admiration, where the sea becomes a powerful metaphor for the depth and intensity of the singer's feelings. The repetition of the phrase 'Só de tu' (Only you) underscores the singular focus of the singer's affection, emphasizing that their thoughts are consumed by their beloved whenever they encounter the sea.

The imagery in the song is rich and evocative, painting a picture of intimate moments shared by the ocean. The desire to 'tomar banho de mar' (bathe in the sea) and be close to the 'corpo suado e molhado' (sweaty and wet body) of the beloved evokes a sense of physical and emotional closeness. The reference to the beloved as 'minha sereia' (my mermaid) adds a mythical and enchanting quality to the relationship, suggesting that the beloved is as captivating and elusive as a mermaid.

The song also explores the theme of nature's beauty and its connection to love. The lines 'Deserto na praia, fico a admirar a natureza' (Desert on the beach, I admire nature) highlight the singer's appreciation for the natural world and how it enhances their feelings of love. The repetition of the desire to be 'perto de você' (close to you) reinforces the idea that the singer's happiness and sense of fulfillment are deeply tied to their proximity to their beloved. The final lines, 'Nada contra as ondas, nadar contra as ondas' (Swim against the waves), suggest a willingness to overcome obstacles and challenges for the sake of love, further emphasizing the depth of the singer's commitment.