Neurótico de Guerra

Filipe Ret, a Brazilian rapper known for his introspective and often philosophical lyrics, dives into the depths of self-awareness and the struggles of ambition in 'Neurótico de Guerra.' The song title itself, which translates to 'War Neurotic,' suggests a state of constant internal conflict, akin to a soldier's battle scars carried within the mind.

The lyrics portray a journey of self-discovery and defiance. Ret speaks of finding himself in the 'light of perdition,' a metaphor for the often-destructive path one may take in pursuit of their goals. He acknowledges the price of his choices and the necessity to push boundaries, even if it means being misunderstood or disobeying societal norms. The repeated line 'Vivaz não pode errar' (The vivacious cannot err) emphasizes the pressure to succeed and the high stakes involved in living a life full of risks and ambitions. Ret's message is clear: to achieve greatness, one must be willing to face the world's intimidation and stand firm in their convictions.

The song also touches on themes of legacy and the pursuit of truth over material wealth. Ret contrasts those who live to leave behind possessions with his desire to leave a lasting impact through his music and ideas. He criticizes complacency and mediocrity, urging listeners to act on their dreams and seek wisdom through silence and observation. 'Neurótico de Guerra' is a call to arms for the thinkers, the dreamers, and the rebels to rise above the noise and make their mark on the world.