Tô Bloqueando

The song "Tô Bloqueando" by Evelyn Duarte is a poignant narrative of a person making the difficult decision to cut ties with someone they love due to the complexities of a love triangle. The lyrics begin with the singer addressing the subject directly, indicating that this will be the last message they send. This sets a tone of finality and the gravity of the decision being made. The singer is clearly in pain, as they mention that seeing photos of their beloved with someone else, presumably a significant other, is causing them emotional distress. The use of the word 'depression' underscores the depth of their sadness.

Despite the heartache, the singer decides to take a bold step towards self-respect and emotional health by 'blocking' the person they love. This act of blocking, likely on social media or through communication channels, is symbolic of setting boundaries and protecting oneself from further hurt. It's a self-preservation move that also considers the feelings of the other parties involved. The singer acknowledges that their continued presence could potentially harm the other person's relationship and expresses a desire to prevent that, showing a selfless side despite their own suffering.

The repeated chorus emphasizes the internal conflict the singer faces, as they are going against their own heart's desires to do what they believe is right. The line 'Quem ama cuida' translates to 'Who loves, takes care,' highlighting the idea that true love sometimes means letting go for the sake of the other person's happiness. The song is a testament to the complexities of love, the pain of unrequited feelings, and the courage it takes to step back for the greater good.