Princesa

In 'Princesa,' Carne Doce crafts a narrative that revolves around seduction, persuasion, and the breaking of societal norms. The song's protagonist is attempting to convince a woman, referred to as 'Princesa,' to let go of her inhibitions and embrace a more liberated, hedonistic lifestyle. The lyrics suggest a sense of urgency and a desire to live life to the fullest, as evidenced by lines like 'A vida é curta pra dizer sempre não' (Life is too short to always say no). This sentiment is a call to embrace spontaneity and passion, challenging the listener to reconsider their reservations.

The repeated phrase 'meu jeito vulgar vai te conquistar' (my vulgar way will conquer you) highlights the protagonist's confidence in his unconventional approach. He believes that his raw, unrefined manner will ultimately win her over. The use of the word 'vulgar' here is intriguing, as it suggests a departure from traditional, polite courtship methods in favor of something more primal and direct. This approach is further emphasized by the line 'Eu enxergo com as mãos' (I see with my hands), which implies a tactile, sensory-driven form of connection.

The song also delves into themes of trust and mutual understanding. The protagonist assures 'Princesa' that she will have a different opinion once she experiences his way of life. The lyrics 'Na minha língua não sobra nenhum segredo' (In my tongue, no secret remains) and 'Na minha língua ela dá sempre sem medo' (In my tongue, she always gives without fear) suggest a deep level of intimacy and openness. This intimacy is portrayed as something liberating and fulfilling, encouraging 'Princesa' to let go of her fears and embrace the unknown.