Canudinho (part. Gusttavo Lima)

Ana Castela's song 'Canudinho,' featuring Gusttavo Lima, is a playful and flirtatious track that delves into themes of desire and attraction. The lyrics are filled with vivid imagery and metaphors that convey a sense of longing and sensuality. The repeated reference to a 'canudinho' (straw) serves as a central metaphor for the singer's desire to be close to the object of their affection, to the point of wanting to be the straw that touches their lips.

The song opens with the singer noticing the intense and undisguised looks from the person they are attracted to, which leaves them feeling overwhelmed and excited. The mention of gin adds a layer of intoxication, both literal and metaphorical, as the singer feels delirious from the combination of alcohol and attraction. The playful question, 'Será que cê deixa eu participar?' (Will you let me join?), further emphasizes the singer's eagerness to be part of the other person's experience.

The chorus is where the metaphor of the straw comes to life, with the singer expressing a strong desire to be the straw that quenches the other person's thirst slowly and sensually. The imagery of the straw circling the mouth and getting wet, combined with the sensation of the tongue, adds a layer of eroticism to the song. This playful and sensual approach to expressing desire makes 'Canudinho' a captivating and relatable track for anyone who has experienced the thrill of attraction and the longing to be close to someone special.