Vulgo proibido

Felp22's 'Vulgo proibido' is a song that delves into the themes of desire, identity, and the thrill of the forbidden. The artist, Felp22, is known for his work in the Brazilian hip-hop scene, often incorporating elements of funk and trap into his music. His lyrics frequently explore the complexities of urban life, relationships, and personal struggles.

The song's title, 'Vulgo proibido,' which translates to 'Alias Forbidden,' sets the tone for a narrative about a clandestine relationship. The use of aliases between the two characters in the song suggests a desire to maintain a sense of mystery and perhaps to protect their true identities. The repeated line 'Ela me chama de gelato que é meu vulgo proibido' ('She calls me gelato which is my forbidden alias') and 'Eu te chamo de bebê pra não esquecer teu apelido' ('I call you baby so I don't forget your nickname') emphasizes the intimate yet secretive nature of their connection. The artist portrays himself as a 'ladrão de coração' ('thief of hearts'), hinting at his ability to captivate and entice.

The lyrics also touch on the idea of living life to the fullest, as if every day could be the last. This is reflected in lines like 'Que eu vivo todo dia como se fosse o fim' ('I live every day as if it were the end'). The song's narrative is set against the backdrop of the streets, with references to the fast life ('bang bang') and fleeting moments of passion ('Nas esquinas fizemos um baby'). Felp22's portrayal of a love affair that thrives on excitement and danger resonates with the listener, drawing them into a world where love is both a game and a treasure hunt ('Garimpando o ouro da cidade').