Peru (feat. Ed Sheeran)

Fireboy DML's 'Peru,' featuring Ed Sheeran, is a vibrant and infectious song that captures the essence of a global love affair. The repetitive chorus 'Peru para' serves as a catchy hook that draws listeners in, while the verses explore themes of love, desire, and the excitement of new experiences. The song's title, 'Peru,' is a playful reference that adds an exotic flair, even though the lyrics don't directly relate to the South American country. Instead, 'Peru' seems to symbolize a state of mind or a feeling of euphoria and adventure.

The lyrics are a blend of English and Yoruba, reflecting Fireboy DML's Nigerian roots and adding a layer of cultural richness to the song. Lines like 'Omoge no be so, Girl you wan capture my soul' and 'Mo n korin funwon won jo si' highlight the artist's connection to his heritage while also making the song accessible to a global audience. The collaboration with Ed Sheeran further amplifies this global appeal, as Sheeran's smooth vocals and romantic lines complement Fireboy's energetic delivery. Together, they create a narrative of a love that transcends borders and time zones, with mentions of cities like Jozi (Johannesburg), San Francisco, Miami, and West London.

The song also delves into the intoxicating nature of love and attraction. Phrases like 'When I’m with you I never enough' and 'Girl I love the way you ride it' convey a sense of passion and longing. The imagery of 'pour out the bottle I want a leveller' and 'love in slow motion' adds a dreamy, almost surreal quality to the romance being described. This blend of vivid imagery, cultural references, and emotional depth makes 'Peru' a captivating listen that resonates with audiences worldwide.