Efectivamente

The song 'Efectivamente' by Gnr is a satirical commentary on the superficiality and hypocrisy prevalent in society. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of the singer's admiration for various elements of nature and everyday life, such as trees, flowers, and animals. However, this admiration is juxtaposed with a disdain for the artificiality and deceit that he observes in human interactions. The repeated phrase 'Efectivamente, sem moralizar' (Effectively, without moralizing) underscores the singer's intention to present these observations without passing judgment, although the irony is palpable.

The song's verses delve into the singer's observations of people and their behaviors. He mentions 'pêgas e os pedrastas' (prostitutes and pedophiles) and 'ratos de esgoto' (sewer rats), using these metaphors to describe individuals who engage in deceitful or morally questionable activities. The singer's tone is one of feigned indifference, as he claims to 'finjo nem reparar' (pretend not to notice) these behaviors. This indifference is a critique of society's tendency to ignore or accept such actions without questioning them.

Musically, Gnr is known for their rock influences and often incorporates social and political commentary into their songs. 'Efectivamente' is no exception, as it uses a blend of irony and satire to highlight the contradictions and moral ambiguities in society. The song's repetitive structure and the use of the word 'aparentemente' (apparently) emphasize the superficial nature of appearances and the underlying truths that are often ignored. Through this song, Gnr invites listeners to reflect on the facades people maintain and the societal norms that allow such facades to persist.