Andando pela Orla

Gabriel Won's song "Andando pela Orla" captures the essence of a serene yet emotionally charged moment by the seaside. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the artist walking along the shore, observing the beauty of the ocean and the arrival of a captivating figure with bronzed skin. This imagery sets the stage for a deeper emotional narrative, where the artist's admiration for this person is evident. The repeated line, "É sobre isso e tá tudo bem," suggests a sense of acceptance and contentment with the situation, even if it remains unreciprocated.

The song delves into the artist's inner world, where just the sight of this person brings immense joy and a vision of happiness. The lyrics express a longing for mutual affection, as the artist imagines waking up next to this person and hearing words of love. However, there's a poignant twist as the artist acknowledges that this dream is incomplete without the other person's reciprocation. The line, "Só falta cê gostar de mim também," encapsulates this yearning for mutual feelings.

In the latter part of the song, the artist makes a heartfelt plea for attention and love. The repeated chorus, "Então me nota, Baby abre o coração," is a direct appeal for the person to notice and open their heart. The imagery of the artist waiting at the door for permission symbolizes a readiness to enter into a deeper relationship, but also a respect for the other person's boundaries. This blend of hope, admiration, and longing makes "Andando pela Orla" a touching exploration of unrequited love and the desire for connection.