GLITTER

Carol Biazin's song 'GLITTER' is a vibrant and provocative exploration of desire, rebellion, and self-expression. The recurring imagery of glitter in the eyes and purpurina (glitter) on the lips symbolizes a dazzling, almost otherworldly allure. This glitter serves as a metaphor for the intoxicating and irresistible nature of the attraction between the singer and her partner. The repeated lines 'Te mordo, me morde' (I bite you, you bite me) suggest a mutual, almost primal, exchange of passion and energy, highlighting the raw and unfiltered nature of their connection.

The song also delves into themes of defiance and independence. Lines like 'Vou mandar se fuder aquele cara' (I'll tell that guy to fuck off) and 'Já me cansei de beijo de Judas' (I'm tired of Judas' kiss) reflect a strong sense of self-assurance and a refusal to be betrayed or manipulated. The reference to 'veneno daquele neon' (neon poison) and 'meus olhos vermelhos devoram' (my red eyes devour) adds a layer of danger and intensity, suggesting that the singer is not afraid to embrace her darker, more rebellious side.

Cultural references enrich the song's narrative, with mentions of 'João e Maria' (Hansel and Gretel) and 'Alice na chapelaria' (Alice in Wonderland) evoking a sense of fantasy and surrealism. These references, combined with the song's vivid imagery and bold declarations, create a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences. The song ultimately celebrates the freedom to express oneself fully and unapologetically, embracing both the light and dark aspects of one's personality.