Duas Três (part. Guilherme & Benuto e Adriano Rhod)

Ana Castela's song "Duas Três," featuring Guilherme & Benuto and Adriano Rhod, delves into the theme of longing and the irreplaceability of a past lover. The lyrics express a deep yearning for a unique and unforgettable connection that the protagonist struggles to find elsewhere. The repeated lines, "Se eu achasse uma boca igual à sua era bom demais" (If I found a mouth like yours, it would be too good), highlight the protagonist's frustration and desire for a love that matches the intensity and passion of their previous relationship.

The song paints a vivid picture of the protagonist's attempts to move on by seeking solace in nightlife, parties, and casual encounters. However, these efforts prove futile as the protagonist realizes that no one else can compare to their former lover. The imagery of "a boca não dá mais liga com fumaça e cachaça" (the mouth no longer connects with smoke and cachaça) suggests that superficial pleasures and distractions fail to fill the void left by the lost love.

The chorus, with its emphasis on the lover's physical attributes and the unique connection they shared, underscores the irreplaceability of this person. The lines "Cê não acha um beijo desse nunca" (You'll never find a kiss like this) and "Um corpão de 1 metro e 70 que dá duas, três foda e guenta" (A body of 1.70 meters that can handle two, three rounds) emphasize the lover's distinctiveness and the deep emotional and physical bond they had. The song ultimately conveys a sense of nostalgia and the difficulty of moving on from a love that was truly one-of-a-kind.