Com Mais de 30

Cláudia's song 'Com Mais de 30' is a powerful anthem of youthful rebellion and skepticism towards authority. The repeated refrain, 'Não confie em ninguém com mais de trinta anos' (Don't trust anyone over thirty), captures a sentiment that has been echoed in various youth movements throughout history. This line suggests a distrust of older generations, who are often seen as out of touch or overly controlling. The mention of 'trinta cruzeiros' (thirty cruzeiros) and 'trinta ternos' (thirty suits) further emphasizes a disdain for materialism and the establishment, which are often associated with older, more conservative individuals.

The song also delves into the idea of self-determination and the importance of personal dreams and actions. Cláudia sings about measuring life by the things she does and dreams of doing, highlighting a desire to live authentically and on her own terms. This is a stark contrast to the 'diretor' (director) who wants 'mais de trinta minutos' (more than thirty minutes) to control her life. This metaphorical director represents societal pressures and expectations that seek to dictate one's path, a common theme in songs that champion individuality and freedom.

In the latter part of the song, Cláudia touches on the concept of being a 'prisioneiro do ar poluído' (prisoner of polluted air), which can be interpreted as feeling trapped in a toxic environment, whether it be societal norms or environmental issues. The reference to 'artigo trinta' (article thirty) and creating a 'mundo novo na fumaça' (new world in the smoke) suggests a yearning for change and the creation of a better world, even if it is just a dream. This imagery of smoke and pollution can also symbolize the murky and unclear future that the youth often face, yet they remain hopeful and determined to carve out their own destiny.