Amor Distrai (Durin)

Carne Doce's song 'Amor Distrai (Durin)' delves into the complexities of physical intimacy and the pursuit of personal satisfaction. The lyrics are a candid exploration of the physical aspects of a relationship, emphasizing the importance of mutual pleasure and the desire to explore new dimensions of intimacy. The song's title, which translates to 'Love Distracts (Durin),' suggests a focus on the physical rather than the emotional aspects of a relationship, highlighting a desire to experience pleasure without the distractions of romantic love.

The lyrics describe a physical connection that is both tender and intense, with phrases like 'Cê vem macio, Cê vem durin' ('You come soft, You come hard') capturing the duality of the experience. The singer expresses a desire to be supported by their partner's body, to 'fall without getting hurt too much,' indicating a level of trust and vulnerability. The repeated emphasis on wanting to 'give' rather than 'make love' underscores a focus on the physical act itself, rather than the emotional connection typically associated with love-making.

The song also explores the idea of discovering new ways to experience pleasure, both individually and together. Lines like 'E vamo descobrir o que me excita, O que te excita' ('And let's discover what excites me, What excites you') highlight a mutual exploration of desires and boundaries. The insistence on keeping the lights on and the door open suggests a desire for openness and transparency in their intimate encounters. The song concludes with a declaration of how the singer experiences pleasure, 'Porque eu só gozo assim, Em alto e bom som' ('Because I only come like this, Loud and clear'), emphasizing the importance of vocal expression and the intensity of the experience.