Dez Pras Seis (part. Felipe Duran)

In 'Dez Pras Seis,' Fernando e Sorocaba, featuring Felipe Duran, paint a vivid picture of a romantic escapade under the stars. The song's narrative revolves around the anticipation and excitement of a night out with a loved one. The protagonist expresses a deep desire to spend quality time with their partner, away from the world's distractions, symbolized by the imagery of a guitar, wine, and moonlight. This setting creates an intimate atmosphere, emphasizing the simplicity and beauty of shared moments.

The lyrics also highlight the protagonist's determination and thoughtfulness. By planning to pick up their partner at 'dez pras seis' (ten to six) in a classic 'opala sete três' (a 1973 Opala car), they showcase a blend of nostalgia and charm. The mention of calling the partner's parents to assure them of their safety adds a layer of respect and responsibility, further endearing the protagonist to the listener. This gesture underscores the importance of trust and communication in relationships.

Moreover, the song beautifully incorporates elements of nature, such as the moon and the sun, to symbolize the timelessness and boundless nature of love. The protagonist's plea to the moon to 'fazer hora extra' (work overtime) and the sun's willingness to 'fazer plantão' (work a shift) for their love, illustrate a poetic and almost magical quality to their feelings. This romantic idealism is a hallmark of Fernando e Sorocaba's musical style, which often blends heartfelt lyrics with catchy melodies, resonating deeply with their audience.