Areia Azul (feat. Nagalli)

Froid's song 'Areia Azul,' featuring Nagalli, is a poetic exploration of life's challenges and the quest for self-discovery. The lyrics open with a yearning for the beach, symbolizing a place of peace and healing. The repeated question, 'Quanto tempo que é daqui pra praia?' (How long is it from here to the beach?), reflects a desire to escape the harsh realities of life and find solace. This longing is juxtaposed with the acknowledgment of limitations, as the artist mentions levitating without wings, highlighting the struggle to return to a place of comfort and safety.

The song delves into the complexities of the world, with Froid expressing confusion about the inherent malice in society. The line 'O mundo é tão mal não sei por qual razão' (The world is so bad, I don't know why) captures this sentiment. Despite the negativity, the artist finds solace in the ocean, which 'sara' (heals) him. This metaphorical healing power of the sea suggests a deeper connection to nature and its ability to provide clarity and purpose. The recurring question about the mission ('qual missão?') indicates a search for meaning and direction in life.

Froid also touches on themes of self-reliance and resilience. He emphasizes the importance of taking action and not relying on others, as seen in the lines 'Faça você mesmo na raiva' (Do it yourself in anger) and 'Faça mais do que a obrigação' (Do more than the obligation). This mindset is further reinforced by the acknowledgment of adversaries who, despite their efforts, only serve to strengthen his resolve. The song's introspective nature is evident in the reflections on personal relationships and the struggle for freedom, both internally and externally. The artist's journey is one of continuous growth, driven by a desire for liberation and a deeper understanding of his place in the world.