As Terças Podem Se Inverter (feat. Lucas Silveira)

Esteban Tavares' song 'As Terças Podem Se Inverter,' featuring Lucas Silveira, delves into the complexities of a tumultuous relationship. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of emotional struggle and the constant effort to mend what seems to be a perpetually broken connection. The protagonist expresses a deep sense of longing and frustration, pleading not to be left out of future plans despite the mistakes made by both parties. This sentiment is encapsulated in the lines, 'Não diga que é certa só porque errei / Se erras tanto quanto eu,' highlighting the mutual imperfections and the shared responsibility in their relationship's troubles.

The recurring imagery of 'arrumando a casa' (tidying up the house) serves as a metaphor for the protagonist's attempts to fix the relationship, only for it to be disrupted again. This cyclical pattern of trying to repair and then facing disarray reflects the emotional exhaustion and the seemingly endless effort to achieve harmony. The mention of the guitar ('nas cordas de aço no braço do violão / Que não para de chorar') symbolizes the protagonist's emotional outlet and the persistent sorrow that accompanies their efforts.

The phrase 'As terças podem se inverter' (The thirds can be inverted) is a musical metaphor suggesting that even the most fundamental elements can change, implying hope for transformation and reconciliation. However, the protagonist also grapples with the pain of memories and the desire to forget past hurts, as seen in the repeated line 'Não eu não quero lembrar.' This duality of wanting to fix the relationship while being haunted by past mistakes creates a poignant tension throughout the song, making it a powerful exploration of love, regret, and the hope for change.