Deixa de Onda (feat. Ludmilla e Xamã)

In 'Deixa de Onda,' DENNIS, featuring Ludmilla and Xamã, delivers a powerful message about rejecting insincere love and standing up against emotional manipulation. The song's lyrics revolve around a late-night call from an ex-lover who claims to miss and love the protagonist. However, the protagonist sees through the facade, recognizing that the ex only reaches out when they want something physical, not out of genuine affection.

The repeated phrase 'Amava porra nenhuma' (which roughly translates to 'You didn't love me at all') serves as a blunt and emphatic rejection of the ex's claims. This phrase, along with 'deixa de onda' (meaning 'stop pretending'), underscores the protagonist's frustration and determination not to be fooled again. The lyrics highlight the ex's past behavior of neglect and betrayal, making it clear that their current declarations of love are nothing but empty words.

Ludmilla and Xamã's contributions add layers to the narrative, with Ludmilla's verse emphasizing the ex's deceitful nature and Xamã's verse bringing a raw, streetwise perspective. The song's tone is unapologetically direct, reflecting a broader cultural context where individuals are increasingly unwilling to tolerate dishonesty in relationships. The collaboration between these artists blends DENNIS's signature electronic beats with elements of funk and hip-hop, creating a track that is both catchy and confrontational.

' Deixa de Onda' resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of being used and the empowerment that comes from recognizing one's worth. It's a bold anthem for those who refuse to settle for anything less than genuine love and respect.