Só Um Selinho (feat. Mandrakinho)

Giovana Martynns' song 'Só Um Selinho,' featuring Mandrakinho, is a playful and cheeky exploration of youthful flirtation and rebellion. The lyrics revolve around a light-hearted and somewhat mischievous interaction between two young people, with the repeated phrase 'Que que tem' (What's the big deal) emphasizing a carefree attitude towards societal norms and familial boundaries. The song's narrative suggests a flirtatious relationship between cousins, challenging traditional taboos with a sense of humor and innocence.

The chorus, 'Que que tem que tu é minha prima, Que que tem aproveita o clima,' highlights the playful defiance of the characters. They question the significance of their familial relationship and instead focus on the moment's enjoyment. The repeated mention of 'só um beijinho' (just a little kiss) and 'só um selinho' (just a peck) underscores the innocence and simplicity of their interaction, suggesting that their actions are harmless and should not be taken too seriously.

The song also incorporates cultural references, such as 'cheirinho de Mucilon,' a popular baby cereal in Brazil, to emphasize the youth and innocence of the characters. This imagery adds a layer of endearment and nostalgia, painting the characters as young and naive, yet bold enough to challenge societal expectations. The playful tone and catchy rhythm of 'Só Um Selinho' make it a fun and relatable anthem for young people navigating the complexities of relationships and societal norms.