Tá Nervoso, Vai Pescá (part. Althair e Alexandre)

The song 'Tá Nervoso, Vai Pescá' by Gino e Geno, featuring Althair e Alexandre, offers a humorous yet insightful commentary on the everyday struggles faced by many people. The title, which translates to 'If You're Nervous, Go Fishing,' sets the tone for the song's central message: finding peace and clarity in the midst of life's chaos. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the frustrations and challenges that come with financial instability, unemployment, and the pressures of daily life.

The song begins by addressing the stress caused by financial difficulties, such as having little money and many bills to pay. The mention of unemployment and the long lines for everything, even for basic needs, highlights the systemic issues that contribute to personal stress. The advice to 'go fishing' serves as a metaphor for taking a step back and finding a moment of tranquility to clear one's mind and regain perspective.

The lyrics also touch on domestic issues, such as arguments with a spouse and the struggle to provide for the family. The line 'Saco vazio nunca que parou de pé' (An empty sack never stands up) emphasizes the importance of addressing basic needs to maintain stability. The song humorously suggests that even when the sack is full, the struggles don't end, highlighting the never-ending cycle of life's challenges.

In the final verse, the song describes the frustrations of dealing with traffic and the relentless heat, symbolizing the broader struggles of daily life. The repeated advice to 'go fishing' underscores the importance of finding simple pleasures and moments of peace to cope with life's difficulties. The song ultimately conveys a message of resilience and the value of simplicity in finding balance and happiness.