De Marola (feat. MC Cabelinho)

“De Marola” by Azevedo featuring MC Cabelinho is a vivid portrayal of a night filled with hedonistic pleasures and transient connections. The song's lyrics paint a picture of a fast-paced, indulgent lifestyle where the protagonists revel in the moment without concern for lasting emotional bonds. The recurring theme of casual encounters and the emphasis on physical pleasure over emotional connection is evident throughout the song. The phrase “só de marola” (just for the thrill) encapsulates this ethos, suggesting that the interactions are driven by the excitement of the moment rather than any deeper meaning.

MC Cabelinho’s verses highlight the thrill of cruising through the city in a luxury car, with the scent of a lover lingering in the air. The imagery of speed and fire, likening the car’s engine to the intensity of the woman’s body, underscores the song’s sensual undertones. The mention of orgies and ménage à trois further emphasizes the theme of sexual liberation and the pursuit of pleasure. The reference to the Joker (Coringa) suggests a rebellious, carefree attitude, living life on the edge without regard for societal norms.

Azevedo’s contribution to the song continues this narrative of indulgence and detachment. He speaks of spending money lavishly and enjoying nightlife without forming attachments. The lyrics reflect a sense of gratitude towards those who supported him during tough times, but also a clear disdain for the superficial aspects of fame and media attention. The repeated refrain of “toma, toma e rala” (take it and leave) reinforces the idea of fleeting encounters devoid of emotional commitment. The song ultimately captures the essence of living in the moment, embracing pleasure, and rejecting the constraints of emotional ties.