Mulher 21

Adora's song "Mulher 21" is a powerful anthem celebrating the strength, independence, and self-assuredness of the modern woman. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a woman who knows exactly what she wants and where she is going. She is described as 'foda,' a Brazilian slang term that conveys her badass, formidable nature. This woman is not confined by societal expectations or limitations; her greatness cannot be contained in any 'box.'

The song emphasizes her completeness and self-sufficiency, rejecting the notion that she needs another half to be whole. Adora uses metaphors like 'da laranja, da maçã, não importa a fruta' to illustrate that it doesn't matter what kind of partner she has or if she has one at all—she is the boss of her own life. The lyrics also challenge anyone who tries to control her, humorously noting that the 'control is out of batteries,' making it impossible to use.

Adora further highlights the woman's hardworking nature, balancing responsibilities with a zest for life. She wakes up early, works late, and keeps her bills paid, yet she still finds time to enjoy herself, listening to Jorge Ben on the weekends. The song underscores her independence and resilience, making it clear that she won't be held back by anyone who tries to limit her. The repeated refrain reinforces her unwavering confidence and direction, making "Mulher 21" a celebration of female empowerment and autonomy.