Saudade Véia

Bruno e Marrone's song 'Saudade Véia' delves into the deep emotional turmoil of unrequited love and the pain of recent heartbreak. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a man who is struggling to cope with the end of a relationship. He finds himself in a state of despair, sitting at a plastic table, drinking beer from a makeshift cup made from a PET bottle. This imagery highlights the raw and unpolished nature of his current emotional state, emphasizing his vulnerability and the depth of his sorrow.

The song's protagonist is depicted as being in a 'demorado processo' (a long process) of dealing with his recent breakup. His attempts to reach out to his ex are met with rejection, as she continuously ignores his calls, adding to his agony. The presence of his loyal dog, who is playfully biting his slipper, serves as a stark contrast to his own emotional turmoil. The dog's carefree behavior juxtaposes the man's uncontrollable tears, symbolizing the relentless and uncontrollable nature of his sadness.

The chorus of the song, 'Ô saudade véia da desgrama, por que que a gente ama quem não ama?' (Oh, old damn longing, why do we love those who don't love us?), captures the essence of the song's theme. It reflects the universal pain of loving someone who does not reciprocate those feelings. The lyrics also touch on the different ways people cope with heartbreak, with some expressing their frustration by hitting the table, while others find solace in physical intimacy. This duality underscores the varied human responses to emotional pain and the struggle to find comfort in the face of unrequited love.