A Arte De Fazer Inimigos

Gloria's song "A Arte De Fazer Inimigos" delves into the struggles of self-preservation and resilience in a world that often seems intent on bringing one down. The opening lines, "Raiou um dia a mais, pra tentar não morrer," set the tone for a daily battle for survival. The lyrics reflect a sense of constant opposition, where others are eager to see the protagonist fail. This is encapsulated in the line, "Querem foder com você, só querem te ver mal," highlighting the antagonistic forces at play. The mention of "o país do carnaval" serves as a metaphor for Brazil, a country known for its vibrant culture but also its socio-political challenges, suggesting that maintaining faith and hope is a luxury in such an environment.

The recurring theme of "poeira" (dust) symbolizes the obstacles and suffocating challenges that the protagonist faces. Despite these adversities, the chorus reveals a defiant spirit: "Eu sempre acordo pra brigar e não desisto de sonhar." This line emphasizes the importance of fighting for one's dreams and the belief that there is something unique and personal worth striving for. The repetition of "Vou encontrar a saída" reinforces the determination to find a way out of the struggles and achieve personal goals.

The title and repeated phrase, "A arte de fazer inimigos," underscores the idea that standing up for oneself and pursuing one's dreams often results in making enemies. The protagonist acknowledges their proficiency in this 'art,' suggesting a level of acceptance and even pride in their ability to confront opposition. The song's aggressive tone and assertive lyrics reflect Gloria's musical style, which often blends elements of punk and hardcore, resonating with themes of rebellion and resilience. The closing lines, "Eu não aguento mais, não queira me tirar do sério," convey a breaking point, a warning to those who push too far, encapsulating the raw emotion and intensity of the song.