Reincidente

In 'Reincidente,' Aviões do Forró delves into the emotional complexities of encountering an ex-lover and the subsequent realization of personal growth and liberation. The song's protagonist initially fears meeting their former partner, worried about falling back into old patterns and rekindling a relationship that had already ended. This fear of being 'reincidente'—a repeat offender in the context of love—sets the stage for a poignant exploration of past emotions and the strength found in moving on.

As the lyrics unfold, the protagonist confronts their ex and experiences a mix of pain and relief. The line 'Doeu mas sorri, doeu mas passou' encapsulates this duality, highlighting the bittersweet nature of closure. The protagonist acknowledges that while the encounter was painful, it also brought a sense of finality and clarity. The realization that 'Você está viva, mas morreu pra mim' signifies a profound emotional detachment, where the ex-lover is physically present but no longer holds any emotional sway.

The song further explores the dynamics of their past relationship, describing it as a 'história trágica' and reflecting on the lessons learned. The protagonist recognizes that their romance was better left in the past, as trying to make it work only led to more suffering. The lyrics 'Quem gosta por dois padece por três' poignantly express the imbalance and pain of unreciprocated love. Ultimately, the song celebrates the freedom gained from ending a toxic relationship, with the protagonist embracing their newfound independence. The closing lines, 'A gente partiu dividindo um nós por dois eus,' beautifully capture the essence of moving from a shared identity to individual self-discovery.