All Star

Cássia Eller's rendition of 'All Star' is a heartfelt exploration of the peculiarities and joys of falling in love. The song opens with the singer expressing how strange it would be not to fall in love with the person they are addressing. This sets the tone for a narrative that finds beauty and sweetness in the mundane and unexpected aspects of a relationship. The metaphor of Columbus searching for the Indies but finding new land in the beloved highlights the discovery and wonder inherent in love.

The recurring mention of the 'All Star azul' (blue All Star sneakers) serves as a symbol of the beloved's unique charm. The singer finds it strange yet delightful to be so enamored with something as simple as a pair of sneakers. This detail, along with the reference to the neighborhood of Laranjeiras, grounds the song in a specific, relatable reality. The singer's anticipation of meeting the beloved and continuing an unfinished conversation adds a layer of intimacy and eagerness, capturing the excitement and nervousness that often accompany new love.

The song also touches on the theme of connection and compatibility. The singer feels like an old friend to the beloved, and their blue sneakers perfectly match the singer's black high-tops. This imagery suggests a natural, effortless harmony between the two. The mention of the moon landing juxtaposed with the singer's lack of the beloved's address humorously underscores the complexities and ironies of modern relationships. Ultimately, 'All Star' is a celebration of the small, strange, and beautiful moments that make love so captivating and unique.