Espiral de Ilusão

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The Spiral of Illusion: A Journey Through Heartbreak and Self-Discovery

Criolo's song "Espiral de Ilusão" delves deep into the emotional turmoil and betrayal experienced in a relationship. The repeated question, "Como você dorme com isso?" (How do you sleep with this?), underscores the disbelief and pain of being wronged by someone trusted. This refrain highlights the emotional weight carried by the betrayed, questioning the conscience of the betrayer.

The lyrics reveal a narrative of discovery and realization. The line "Eu já descobri, tudo o que você fez" (I already discovered everything you did) signifies a turning point where the protagonist uncovers the deceit. The mention of a third person, "Não era só eu e você, éramos três" (It wasn't just you and me, there were three of us), adds a layer of complexity and betrayal, intensifying the emotional impact. The song also touches on gender dynamics, suggesting that women are more adept at love and resilience, while men struggle with these emotions.

Criolo's poignant lyrics also reflect a journey of self-preservation and empowerment. The plea, "Por favor não me liga, não me procure mais tarde" (Please don't call me, don't look for me later), signifies a desire to move on and protect one's emotional well-being. The imagery of a "espiral de ilusão" (spiral of illusion) encapsulates the confusion and disillusionment felt, portraying the relationship as a deceptive and destructive force. Ultimately, the song is a powerful exploration of heartbreak, self-discovery, and the strength to move forward despite the pain.

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  1. Ainda Há Tempo
  2. Aprendiz
  3. Hora da Decisão
  4. No Sapatinho
  5. 4 da Manhã
  6. Espiral de Ilusão
  7. Tô Pra Vê
  8. Andar Como Terrorista
  9. Cria de Favela
  10. Vasilhame
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