Glória

Duquesa's song "Glória" is a powerful anthem of resilience, self-worth, and the relentless pursuit of one's dreams. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person who has faced numerous challenges but remains undeterred. The opening lines, "Tudo que não se vê é sagrado, banhada de ouro," suggest that the most valuable things are often unseen and sacred, much like the inner strength and determination that drive the protagonist. The mention of an "armadura mais dura" (hardest armor) symbolizes the protective barriers built to shield oneself from negativity and envy.

The song emphasizes the importance of self-respect and not settling for less, as seen in the lines, "Eu mereço o primeiro pedaço, não me conformo com sua sobra." This reflects a refusal to accept anything less than what one deserves, highlighting a strong sense of self-worth. The recurring theme of training for "dias de glória" (days of glory) underscores the idea that success and recognition come from relentless effort and preparation. The protagonist is depicted as fierce and unyielding, ready to overcome any obstacle in their path.

Duquesa also touches on the sacrifices required to achieve greatness, particularly in the music industry. The line, "Porque música é egoísta, ou você dá 24 horas do seu dia pra ela ou ela num te dá nada de volta," speaks to the demanding nature of pursuing a career in music. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of focus and determination, with the protagonist declaring that they have not lost their focus and continue to shine brightly, symbolized by the repeated phrase, "eu combino com ouro" (I match with gold). This powerful declaration encapsulates the essence of the song: an unwavering commitment to achieving glory and success, no matter the obstacles.