Indústria

Brocasito's song 'Indústria' delves into the duality of success and the lifestyle that comes with it. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a world filled with luxury brands, fast cars, and the constant pursuit of wealth. The artist mentions high-end fashion labels like Moncler, Fendi, and Louis Vuitton, symbolizing the material success he has achieved. This opulence is contrasted with the darker aspects of his life, such as the presence of drugs and the constant surveillance by law enforcement ('Federais na minha cola').

The chorus, with its repetitive call to 'Bora, bill,' serves as a rallying cry for indulgence and living in the moment. The phrase 'Joga esse rabo em mim' and the subsequent lines about buying jewelry and designer clothes for a woman highlight the transactional nature of relationships in this high-stakes environment. The artist's focus on money and material possessions is a recurring theme, emphasizing how these elements are both a source of power and a potential downfall.

Brocasito also touches on the pressures and challenges of maintaining his status. He observes others 'se vendendo' (selling out) and expresses a sense of disillusionment with the industry's superficiality. The line 'Drogas e dinheiro sempre foi o equilíbrio' suggests that the balance between drugs and money is a precarious one, yet essential for survival in his world. The imagery of 'Montanhas de dinheiro' (mountains of money) and the fear of losing his 'brilho' (shine) encapsulate the constant hustle and the fear of falling from grace.

'Indústria' is a raw and unfiltered look at the highs and lows of success, capturing the allure and the pitfalls of a life driven by wealth and fame. It reflects the artist's internal struggle and the external pressures that come with living in the fast lane, making it a compelling narrative of modern-day ambition and excess.