LEILÃO

Gloria Groove's 'LEILÃO' is a powerful anthem that explores themes of self-worth, empowerment, and the commodification of identity. The song uses the metaphor of an auction to illustrate the value the artist places on herself and her art. The repeated lines 'Vai começar o leilão' (The auction is about to start) and 'Quero saber quem dá mais' (I want to know who bids more) set the stage for a high-stakes bidding war, where Gloria Groove is the prized item up for bid. This metaphor serves to highlight the artist's confidence and the high value she places on her own talents and persona.

The lyrics delve into the idea of self-empowerment and the importance of recognizing one's own worth. Phrases like 'Isso aqui é arte, não pode tocar' (This is art, you can't touch it) and 'Eu sempre consigo tudo que eu quero' (I always get everything I want) emphasize the artist's belief in her own excellence and uniqueness. The song also touches on the idea of competition and the need to stand out in a crowded market, as seen in the lines 'Sabe que se não me der assistência, você tá abrindo pra concorrência' (You know if you don't support me, you're opening up to the competition).

Gloria Groove also addresses the material success that comes with recognizing one's worth. References to luxury items and high earnings, such as 'Faturando mais de 100k por minuto' (Earning more than 100k per minute) and 'Closet no TVZ' (Closet on TVZ), serve to underscore the tangible rewards of self-confidence and hard work. The song's upbeat tempo and catchy beat, produced by Ruxell, further amplify its message of empowerment and self-celebration, making 'LEILÃO' not just a song, but a declaration of self-worth and ambition.