Só três Dias

The song 'Só três Dias' by Banda Marcopolo captures the essence of a brief yet intense romantic encounter. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and passion, as the protagonist acknowledges the mutual attraction between him and his lover. The opening lines, 'Ta querendo ganhar beijo meu / Quer de novo os carinhos meus,' suggest a rekindling of affection, hinting at a past connection that is being revisited. The protagonist is aware of the emotional risks involved, cautioning his partner, 'Cuidado pra não se apaixonar,' which translates to 'Be careful not to fall in love.' This line underscores the temporary nature of their relationship, emphasizing the fleeting nature of their time together.

The chorus, 'Posso te ver só no fim de semana / Pegue teu carro e vem me ouvir cantar,' highlights the constraints of their relationship. They can only meet on weekends, adding a layer of urgency and intensity to their encounters. The protagonist's heart already belongs to someone else, as he admits, 'Meu coração já tem alguém que ama,' yet he is willing to indulge in this brief affair. The phrase 'São só três dias pra gente se amar' encapsulates the essence of the song, emphasizing the limited time they have to express their love.

The final verse, 'Baila comigo que eu bailo contigo / Rola entre nós uma doce paixão,' paints a vivid picture of their passionate connection. Dancing together becomes a metaphor for their romantic entanglement, a sweet yet secretive affair. The line 'Temos segredos namoro escondido' further reinforces the clandestine nature of their relationship. Despite the brevity of their time together, the protagonist assures that their feelings are genuine, 'São só três dias mas de coração,' meaning 'It's only three days, but from the heart.' This song beautifully captures the bittersweet reality of a short-lived romance, filled with passion, secrecy, and the inevitable return to their separate lives.