Cacos de Vidro (feat. BK')

The song ‘Cacos de Vidro’ by BK', featuring an interpolation of 'Esperar Pra Ver' by singer Evinha, is a profound reflection on emotional pain, loneliness, and the quest for self-understanding. The lyrics begin with Evinha’s voice reading a letter that reveals hidden feelings and thoughts, triggering a sense of alienation and sadness. This introduction sets the melancholic tone of the song, where the lyrical self is confronted with the reality of their feelings and the inevitability of the approaching sorrow.

Throughout the song, BK' explores the complexity of his emotions, questioning his capacity to love and his choice to isolate himself. He reflects on the difficulty of connecting with others and the ease of pulling away, preferring solitude over emotional confrontation. The metaphor of the 'live wire' suggests vulnerability and a search for adrenaline, while the 'false relief of goodbye' indicates the pain of unresolved farewells. The song also addresses the idea of facing internal challenges, like learning to swim by throwing oneself into the sea, symbolizing the need to confront fears to grow.

Evinha’s participation adds a layer of softness and introspection to the song, reinforcing the idea that sadness can be transformative. BK' mentions 'shards of glass' as a metaphor for both the destructive and revealing power of pain. He suggests that, despite the difficulties, there is a potential for healing and self-discovery. The song ends with a message of resilience, as the lyrical self commits to finding themselves repeatedly, challenging themselves to find beauty and meaning even in the most adverse situations.