Prints (part. Tierry)

Gabi Martins' song 'Prints,' featuring Tierry, delves into the complexities of modern relationships and the impact of rumors and misunderstandings. The lyrics tell the story of a person who has already ended a previous relationship when they find a new connection. This new relationship evolves from friendship to something more intimate, described as a 'confidencial em off total,' indicating a private and deeply personal bond. The chemistry between the two is palpable, and this new relationship becomes the protagonist's 'novo normal,' or new normal.

The chorus emphasizes that the protagonist's heart was already free and single, with no commitments or alliances, thus asserting that there was no betrayal involved. The repeated line 'Não foi traição' (It wasn't betrayal) serves as a defense against accusations of infidelity. The mention of 'prints,' likely referring to screenshots or digital evidence, highlights the modern-day challenges of maintaining privacy and trust in relationships. The protagonist insists that these 'prints' are not true, except for the part that shows their genuine passion.

The song also includes a plea to the 'Santo protetor dos namorados' (Saint protector of lovers) to protect them from the damaging effects of these 'prints.' This invocation adds a layer of cultural and spiritual context, reflecting a desire for divine intervention to safeguard their love from external judgment and falsehoods. Overall, 'Prints' captures the emotional turbulence of navigating love in the digital age, where misunderstandings and rumors can easily spread, but genuine connections still hold the power to prevail.