Radar

In 'Radar,' Gloria Groove delves into the complexities of a past relationship, reflecting on missed opportunities and unrecognized value. The song opens with a nostalgic look at old photos, hinting at a time when danger and excitement were ever-present. The artist admits to not seeing the full picture back then, but now understands that there were no villains in their story—just two people navigating their own paths. This realization comes with a sense of regret and a longing for what could have been.

The chorus emphasizes the idea that the other person didn't see what they lost. Groove repeats, 'Baby, você não viu,' driving home the point that the ex-partner failed to recognize the value of what they had. This sentiment is further explored in the verses, where the artist reminisces about the intoxicating nature of their relationship. The imagery of being 'embriagava todo dia a sua companhia' (intoxicated every day by your company) and 'passeava em teu corpo' (strolling through your body) paints a vivid picture of a passionate, albeit fleeting, connection.

As the song progresses, Groove expresses a desire to rekindle the relationship, despite the pain and confusion it caused. The line 'Para a minha vida, você estava fora do radar' (For my life, you were off the radar) suggests that the ex-partner was unaware of their impact. The artist's plea to 'regar esse nosso jardim' (water our garden) symbolizes a hope to nurture and revive what was once beautiful. Ultimately, 'Radar' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the bittersweet nature of hindsight, capturing the emotional turmoil of realizing what was lost only after it's gone.