Dona de Casa/ Piscina (pot-pourri)

Fred e Fabrício's song 'Dona de Casa/ Piscina (pot-pourri)' delves into the complex emotions of a relationship where one partner feels trapped and yearns for freedom. The lyrics begin with the narrator acknowledging that their partner complains to relatives about feeling like their life is an eternal martyrdom. This sets the stage for a deeper exploration of the partner's desire for liberation and autonomy. The narrator finds it strange that their partner judges their life so harshly, noting that while their home may not be a paradise, it is far from being a hell.

The song then shifts to the partner's wish to live freely, like a bird that can come and go as it pleases. This metaphor of a bird symbolizes the partner's longing for independence and a life unbound by domestic responsibilities. The partner aspires to be a free woman, not just a housewife, and the narrator acknowledges this desire by offering the key to her freedom. The open cage door represents the narrator's willingness to let her go if that is what she truly wants, emphasizing the importance of personal freedom and self-fulfillment.

In the second part of the song, the focus shifts to the narrator's memories of their partner. The imagery of the pool, where the partner once spent many afternoons, serves as a poignant reminder of their lost love. The narrator describes how the pool's waters, once warmed by her presence, now hold the scent of her memory. The sun's rays reflecting off the water evoke a sense of longing and despair as the narrator dives into the pool, hoping to embrace the memory of their lost love. This vivid imagery captures the deep emotional impact of the partner's absence and the narrator's struggle to cope with the void left behind.