pétalas ao vento

Dreko's song 'pétalas ao vento' delves into the themes of heartbreak, self-discovery, and the pursuit of inner peace. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of someone who has been deeply hurt by a past relationship and is now choosing to distance themselves from love and emotional entanglements. The metaphor of 'pétalas ao vento' (petals in the wind) symbolizes the fleeting and transient nature of emotions and relationships, suggesting that the protagonist has come to terms with the impermanence of love.

The song's narrative begins with the protagonist acknowledging that their former lover still talks about them, but they express indifference, highlighting their current state of solitude. This detachment is further emphasized by their decision to avoid getting involved with people who live only for the moment. The lyrics 'morte ao sentimento' (death to feeling) and 'hoje eu me aposento do amor' (today I retire from love) signify a conscious choice to abandon romantic pursuits and focus on personal healing.

Throughout the song, Dreko reflects on the promises made by their ex-partner and the time lost in the relationship. Despite encountering other potential partners, the protagonist realizes that nothing can truly heal the wounds within. The recurring desire to 'viver de tudo que me eleve' (live from everything that elevates me) and the imagery of smoking on the beach or in the streets of Paris represent a quest for experiences that bring joy and elevate the spirit, away from the negativity that once plagued them.

In the end, the protagonist finds solace in their own company, recognizing that being alone is better than enduring the turmoil of a toxic relationship. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of their newfound peace and the decision to live life on their own terms, free from the shadows of past pain.